Andrew Orr
Apple has created a new web page that acts as a hub for the various paths to developing apps for its platforms with various resources and guides.
Called "Apple Pathways," it provides an introduction to developing apps and games within Apple's extensive ecosystem. The platform is an ideal starting point for anyone with a Mac and a bright idea.
Structured to simplify the initial stages of app development, Apple Pathways is an invaluable resource for new and experienced developers alike. It encourages more creators to develop their ideas into functional, engaging apps and games using Apple's advanced tools and technologies.
Pathways enhances the developer experience with educational content across various aspects of Apple development. It begins with the fundamentals of compelling design to improve user engagement and experience.
Developers can dive into Swift, Apple's programming language, which is pivotal for creating apps across all Apple platforms. SwiftUI, a modern framework, helps developers build user interfaces with less code and more conciseness.
For game developers, specialized resources are available to create cutting-edge games using the latest technologies. Explorations in developing Apple Vision Pro are made possible through visionOS, which provides an expansive canvas for innovative applications.
Once the development phase is completed, Pathways assists in distributing apps via the App Store. The program offers guidance on promotion and enhancing performance to maximize the app's market impact.
Whether someone is looking to design user interfaces, develop apps, or distribute games, Pathways equips them with the necessary tools and knowledge.
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Speaking of Apple (Macs) and "Pathways" and Games, who can forget this classic!
https://simplici7y.com/items/aleph-one-pathways-into-darkness/
To play it on a modern Mac, you need to download AlephOne from the above link, and also click the DOWNLOAD button in the upper right of that same web page. Open AlephOne, then choose your AOPID_v1.4 folder, and you're good to go!
This looks great. It appears to be exactly what I need to restart my journey to create an App I’ve partially fleshed out in FileMaker.