I'm not really sure what is going on with the .onLongPressGesture. I wasn't able to get it to work even on an actual iPhone. I also couldn't get it to work on the final project file either.

Thank you for commenting your solution.

"...back in project 8 we looked at how to create a generic extension on Bundle that let us find, load, and decode any Codable data from our app bundle. Can you write something similar for the documents directory, perhaps making it an extension on FileManager?"

I wasn't sure how to complete the challenge task that asked:

Can you give an example?

Even though I got frustrated during these projects, this was important in order to fully understand these topics. 🙂

These last few days were actually pretty difficult. There was a lot of stuff that I didn't really understand but needed to use in order to complete these projects.

I am learning coding and I used to get barely any interaction twitter, absolutely none on Mastodon, but actually a good amount on Bluesky.

This is really helpful since I can communicate with those who know this stuff better a lot easier.

How do you enable the all filter? I was able to enable one or those other but not both.

Paul’s way of doing this worked with numbers but I wasn’t sure how to get this working for strings.

When you got started, did you do the original 100 Days of Swift (UIKit)? I was looking at those to see how different the two frameworks were and it was quite surprising.

Not entirely. Right now I'm working on a time tracking application since I have found it difficult to keep track of and add time when mixing in minutes and hours.

Sadly I wasn't able to complete the last task since it required Apple's $99 developer subscription.

Did it use to be two or four lanes?

What do you think of the us’s green color for bikeways?

I'm on day 58. So far I've been able to create my own simplistic time-tracking app outside of the course. In the course, I thought that the coolest app we've amde is a to do app.