House Keeping
Index for Checklist:
[ ] = TO-DO
[x] = COMPLETED
Examples of completing a part or section:
"Part 2 complete"
"Section 2.1 finished"
Project 8 Specifications:
Part 1: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/39
- 1. Moonshot: Introduction
- 2. Resizing images to fit the screen using GeometryReader
- 3. How ScrollView lets us work with scrolling data
- 4. Pushing new views onto the stack using NavigationLink
- 5. Working with hierarchical Codable data
- 6. How to lay out views in a scrolling grid
Part 2: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/40
- 1. Loading a specific kind of Codable data
- 2. Using generics to load any kind of Codable data
- 3. Formatting our mission view
Part 3: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/41
- 1. Showing mission details with ScrollView and GeometryReader
- 2. Merging Codable structs
- 3. Finishing up with one last view
Part 4 | Challenges : https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui/42
- 1. Add the launch date to MissionView, below the mission badge. You might choose to format this differently given that more space is available, but it’s down to you.
- 2. Extract one or two pieces of view code into their own new SwiftUI views – the horizontal scroll view in MissionView is a great candidate, but if you followed my styling then you could also move the Rectangle dividers out too.
- Already refactor'd and moved into their own struct view
- 3. For a tough challenge, add a toolbar item to ContentView that toggles between showing missions as a grid and as a list.
- Note:
- Use enum, and use Case to use either list or grid
- Note:
Information for astronauts and missions was provided by wikipedia (according to prompt)
Shield:
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