And I’ll keep a touch of orange on the blue phone.

Just bought it, thanks Ale!

Does it feel very thick? Or is it thin?

OMG

They are very strict about what you can and can't do. For example, Waze on CarPlay doesn't allow destination input via keyboard, only selecting favorites or using voice commands.

Añadiría el naturalizar que no estar bien 24/7 es lo más normal del mundo.

I would say over engineering a system for hypothetical future loads that may never materialize.

That was I was looking for.
Thanks so much

“Tren de borrascas”, el concepto

I’ve always heard about it, but I never really bothered to take a look. I tried once, but I didn’t understand the order I should follow since it was all basic definitions and such.
Furthermore, I need to check it out calmly when I have some time.

I just want to watch videos about iOS, macOS, and watchOS to learn.
Maybe they’ll give me some ideas to create something, but for now, it’s just to gain knowledge and see how Apple developers work.

Thanks for the tip!

I’m using MVVM as always. But with SwiftData I couldn’t persist data on the ViewModel so I created a Service for CRUD.
Service is a singleton.
And that was the only way I found.
I will search about @modelActor
This shouldn’t be so hard.

I want to learn the correct way of SwiftUI.
I learned the hard way when finish school and start working on a company switching an app from UIKit to SwiftUI.
I know how things works but I got stuck trying to explain things.
I’m planing to start watching videos while eating or in dead times.

I’ve never tried it.
I always went for a different type of training at the beginning. So, I’m joining your request, and now you’ve got me excited to do it all at once!