1. Added 5 new SwiftUI beginner lessons to continue expanding the learning content. 2. Fixed an issue where a blank area could appear at the top of the Home screen. 3. Improved avatar loading in Settings to reduce lag. 4. Improved iCloud file sync status display. The avatar in Settings can now sync and appear in iCloud Drive. 5. Optimized the Course screen layout. Course categories and titles now display on a single line. 6. Fixed an issue where the “In Progress” status icon could increase the height of course list rows. 7. Improved bottom tab bar title display with single-line scaling to reduce text truncation. 8. Updated some icons on the About page and replaced them with the latest app icon.

1. Improved the app icon for a cleaner and more consistent visual experience. 2. Added user profile editing. You can now customize your avatar and username. 3. Added iCloud sync for course progress, username, and avatar, making it easier to keep your data consistent across devices. 4. Because earlier versions did not enable an iCloud container, course progress may need to be synced again or marked again after updating. This affects version 1.0.4 and earlier. 5. Reworked the experience for iPad and Mac. The app now uses a default two-column layout on larger screens, with improved display and usability.

App Store version: 1. This update improves the course learning experience and adds a new Symbols feature: 2. The “SwiftUI Beginner Tutorial” entry is now shown on the Home page, and tapping it takes users directly to the Courses page. The original course list has been reorganized into the Courses page and grouped by chapters. 3. Each lesson now includes a learning status: “Completed”, “In Progress”, or “Not Started”. 4. A “Complete” button has been added to the bottom of each lesson, allowing users to mark their learning progress. 5. A preview section for “Advanced SwiftUI Development” has been added to the Courses page, preparing for future advanced content. 6. The Toolbox now includes a new “Symbols” feature with about 200 commonly used SF Symbols, version filtering, tap-to-copy, and localized search. 7. Each symbol is associated with an average of about 10 keywords, covering localized languages and English names to improve multilingual search. 8. The rating prompt, Markdown spacing, and bottom TabView height have been optimized to reduce interruptions and improve the overall interface.

1. New “Animation Curves” view: compare different animation curve effects and preview custom spring animations. 2. New “Color Reference” view: view system colors, semantic colors, and gradient colors, and copy color codes with one tap.

### 1.0.1(34) Version Update Notes This update brings major interface and feature upgrades to the app, improves the overall user experience, and adds multiple practical modules. 1. Redesigned interface: added a new app structure with four main sections: Home, Courses, Toolbox, and Settings, making navigation clearer. 2. Added Message view: can be used later to display important messages such as privacy policy changes. 3. Added Shortcut Quick Reference: supports viewing common Xcode shortcuts to help you use Xcode more efficiently for development. 4. Added “Component Preview”: preview common SwiftUI view components, with one-tap code copying, search, and category filtering. 5. Added “Feedback”: you can send issues, suggestions, or user experience feedback to the developer by email. 6. Added “Privacy Policy” and “Terms of Use”: supports viewing the privacy policy and terms of use on the developer’s website within the app, so you can understand how the app protects your rights. 7. Added “About Us”: learn about the original purpose of the app and why we developed this product. 8. Added “Acknowledgements” page: thanks to every user for their support, as well as the related platforms and third-party open-source libraries that helped this project. 9. Added “Open Source” entry: supports jumping to GitHub to view the project source code. 10. Added “Daily Tips”: helps you gradually understand common Swift and SwiftUI patterns through simple code examples. 11. Added “Greeting” view: adds content display on the Home page, making the app experience more complete. ### Next Version Preview The next version will continue expanding the “Toolbox” module by adding more development helper tools suitable for Swift and SwiftUI beginners.