Learn programming with Swift, using problems from CodingBat and Project Euler!
I learned programming through the site CodingBat, which I found extremely effective. For the last couple of years I’ve also taught programming to fifth through tenth graders at URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy, a science-technology summer camp, using Java and that same site.
This year we are switching to Swift and iOS and I wanted to continue to be able to teach with these practice problems.
So I’ve created this app to let me do just that.
Xcode must be installed in order for the app to be able to compile your code. If Xcode is installed in a location other than /Applications/, you can pick a custom path from the Swift Coder menu.
If you run the app with the App Sandbox entitlement, code can't affect any other files on your computer, but it will use a different method to test your code that takes a few extra seconds. This is safer, so the App Sandbox entitlement is enabled in the project. You can disable it to speed up running your code.
