On iPad, you need: be written in and run on Swift Playgrounds 3.4.1 on iPadOS 14.4.2,

I understand it as a minimum requirement, and any commercial release more recent should be OK. So, iPadOS 14.5 should be OK. But effectively, their message is not very clear. However, I note that: Deadline for submissions is Monday, April 19, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. PDT. It seems you have already missed the deadline anyway. I saw you had older thread with replies and you never acknowledge answers nor close them. It is a good practice to close thread on correct answer once completed.

Hi Quinn, Thanks, good news. Would be great if they could profit of it to correct other annoying issues too: impossibility to correct an erroneously marked Correct answer 1 hour limit to modify a post or impossibility to delete a post (at least when there is no answer to it). FB8801974 seemed solved, but visibly not (when marking one's own answer as correct)

OK, good to prepare for next year. So clearly, next year iPadOS 14.4 will be something of the past. The latest OS should be used. Good luck.

Could you show how you used didFinishAnimating ? If not working, try this other delegate func optional func pageViewController(_ pageViewController: UIPageViewController, willTransitionTo pendingViewControllers: [UIViewController]) put a print inside to check it is effectively called. Don' forget to declare conformance to UIPageViewControllerDelegate. Note: that seems to work only with the gestures, not the tap on dots. have a look here to see how to intercept taps (and possibly delay). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55405731/tap-on-pagecontrol-to-scroll-to-another-view-tap-on-the-dots or this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13854222/how-can-i-change-the-page-on-clicking-the-dots-of-uipagecontrol pageControl is defined as:     var pageControl = UIPageControl() And you connect an action to it.

I would not addSubview in the cell, but instantiate the player view (from its nib) and present it modally from the cell. When you close the player, dismiss its view.

To go further would require to get the whole code to undertsand what happens exactly by running code. So, continue with your other idea (I responded to the thread). And don't forget to close this thread by marking the correct (or most useful) answer.

Good. So, please, now, close the thread by marking the correct answer. And do the same for all the other threads you have opened if you got the answer.

Those who tell probably don't know. And those who know won't tell. I just note there are already 2 versions waiting for release: 14.6RC2 and 14.7 beta. So would be a bit surprising to get at the same time 15 beta. But WWDC approaching…

Did you try connecting from another network ? Like through the iPhone connection sharing, in 4G ?

I ended up using     override func cursorUpdate(with event: NSEvent) { } to manage cursor change when inside. And set the cursor to a plain arrow on mouseExit.

It depends from where you start. If you already know an Object oriented language, you should speak rapidly and become fluent in 6 months (if you work regularly). But it will take years to become an expert (language is very reach, with some sophisticated patterns like Generics, closures with all their subtlities, protocols…). After 5 years of Swift, I'm still learning (and the language is still evolving) What takes time is not only the language but master the API of iOS / MacOS and get experience in the app architecture itself. Not to speak of mastering Xcode and publication on the appStore. So, all in all, I would say not less than 1 year. You will find a lot of tutorial material from Apple in Books app. Or many on the web. And don't forget, you will always find other developers on this forum to help you. But it is real fun, worth the effort. Wish you great fun.

Did you declare the translation in a localisation file Main.strings ? If so, localisation will be automatic when view loads.

Please show more code, this is not enough.

It is so easy to do it with the basic mechanisms, why do differently ? I don't see how you manage your localisation in your app. what is localise() func ? in which class do you do this ? with tabBarItem.title i'm able to localize title when it is in viewDidLoad or viewWillappear