Palette – Color Conversion is an iOS color matching and color conversion application developed entirely on iPad and available on the App Store. @Appinn
A message from fellow indie developer @TualatriX :
An iOS color matching app developed by a friend ( @cloxnu ) is now on the App Store. What is the biggest feature of this app? He developed the entire process on the iPad! It’s also the first case I know of doing an app on an iPad.
This is a very simple application. By specifying the color, you can get different color codes and color matching, and you can customize each color card.
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Although the application is very simple, the whole process is developed through the iPad, which makes Green Frog very curious. So I went to the developer’s blog: Palette 1.0 is on the App Store .
Here are some of them:
It’s a very casual app, but it’s also an app that can be made and maintained with an iPad.
When I was first surprised to find that the iPad could use Playground to write an app and put it on the App Store, so many ideas popped into my mind, and I immediately tried it.
I had no experience with SwiftUI at that time, but when I tried to write some code on the iPad, with the help of the code snippet in the Playground, I found that SwiftUI has now developed to be so convenient and efficient to build an app.
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During the development process on the iPad, it still gave me the following inconvenient factors:
- Difficult to debug. Only a very simple project is allowed. Once it becomes complicated and encounters a bug that is not easy to solve, you have to debug it on the mac
- Search is not powerful enough
- The performance is not enough, it cannot be compiled when encountering more complex statements, and sometimes the entire Playground will be stuck (may be a bug) (even the M1 iPad has insufficient performance, and the M1 on the mac should be shrunk)
- Can’t do localization
- and many more…
There are still many areas for improvement in developing apps on the iPad, but this idea is indeed a pretty good idea. Just imagine if the future iPad can allow each of us to easily make a game and put it on the shelves, and everyone can use their own imagination. Play to the extreme without worrying about the difficulty of implementation, Apple officially provides a set of copyright-free character models, similar to the current SF Symbol. The next era is the era of creators for everyone.
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Swift Playgrounds for iPad is the tool that can develop iOS applications and put them on the App Store, download and install here .
Playgrounds provides a series of tutorials, no-code basics are also available.
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