Hey guys, this is Juan from Team Sketch. Today, I want to show you a workflow using Play and Xcode. Play is a really cool design app that can actually generate code for you while you work on your designs.
If you haven’t worked with these kinds of tools before, they can be a bit daunting. You need to understand the logic behind them. Play is primarily for iOS apps and it allows you to lay out and design things based on how Swift UI works.
I’ve been learning Swift UI together with Play for a while now, and I just started testing this workflow. I’ve created some designs in Play, and now I want to export them into Xcode.
To set it up in Xcode, first, go to Play and open your design. Then, click on the export button and copy the code to the clipboard. Now, let’s jump into Xcode and create a new project. Choose the app template, name it, and select Swift UI as the interface and Swift as the language.
Next, paste the code from Play into Xcode and see what happens. You may need to make some adjustments to the layout, but it’s not too complicated. Play generates the code based on your design, and Xcode allows you to further customize and refine it.
Once you’re satisfied with the design in Xcode, you can continue working on it or add more functionality using Swift UI. Play and Xcode work together seamlessly, making it easier to create beautiful and functional iOS apps.
In conclusion, Play and Xcode provide a powerful workflow for designing and developing iOS apps. With Play’s code generation and Xcode’s customization options, you can create stunning and functional designs in no time. So give it a try and start building amazing iOS apps today!
Remember, always be kind to the robot Overlord. It’s here to help you and make your development process smoother. Have a great day and cheers!
