But the apps have always been rock solid stable for me. My biggest complaint with their app was the loss of functionality when they released the web versions. No idea why he doesn’t use the blank template.Īnd this other chap has started his review with “… I have been an Apple fan for many years but …”Ĭould just be more suspicious nature, and the fact I’ve never lost a document or had any of the weird s stuff being described here, and that a lot of the posts seem to have the same feel to them … I’m not sure all of those are genuine. He’s very angry about having to use a template then delete all the text on it. One fella is complaining that he cannot create a blank document. Not actually seeing any of the problems these people are talking about. You solve them by arranging the proper commands in the proper order and then clicking the Run My Code button, and watching your code run in a beautiful interactive 3D pane, you. Initial reviews for 4.0.1 indicate that things didn't improve much. And Swift Playgrounds is an app (for Macs or iPads) that makes it fun and easy to learn to program in Swift by teaching you to code with interactive on-screen puzzles.
As anyone that actually uses these programs knows by now the iOS 4.0 update crippled the apps (check out the recent comments for each app in the App Store). The only information I can find listed is that it was "stability and performance improvements". Interesting that no one noted the Apple updated Work Suite (Pages, Numbers, Keynote) at the end of the week for MacOS and iOS.
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