App Maker Professional
- Category: Developer Tools
- First released: May 24, 2021
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Availability: Still on the App Store ↗
- com.appmakerios.appmakerpro
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 14.0 or later.
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Report an issueApp Maker Professional lets you write mobile applications on your iPhone or iPad using real Swift code!
*Learn coding for Swift and SwiftUI *Export to an Xcode project *Import from an Xcode project *Auto-ident / Auto-format your Swift code *Integrate with git (and GitHub, BitBucket or GitLab) *Add animations to your app *Autocomplete Swift code in our code editor
Note: App Maker is not a compiler
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Archived Reviews
It works for like 1 minute and then does not it will not save it acts like I didn’t put part of the code in it Can you please fix it!
Two problems so far: I can’t for the life of me figure out how to close swift files once they are opened. I don’t see any mechanism that would let me do that. Once opened the previous file and the current file just sit there side by side. Selecting multiple lines of text is impossible without the editor scrolling wildly. When trying to select downward the editor always scrolls up.
There is a couple things I would add but it is awesome for developing on an iPad. I would love to be able to deploy to the App Store from the app directly but this does exactly what it says it does and I love the simulator/preview window.
All this app tries to do is scamm you
Things that should be toggles are not. Click to close the sidebar and you cannot get it back without closing and re-opening the app. AND, that doesn't always work. NO toggle is present in the editor to get the sidebar back. Navigating back to the sidebar NEVER restores the original state without a restart. The entire app fails this way. A good Swift UI is a great idea, but this isn't it.
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