Poking around a completely text based interface has got me interested in following the "100 Days of SwiftUI" course again.
When it comes to programming languages I am definitely a jack of all trades, but master of none. The basic principles of
programming are firmly ingrained, and the languages I am decent at include Javascript, Python, SQL & HTML/CSS etc.

SwiftUI has been interesting for a while but I wasn't able to get very far when I last tried (in 2020 on a dying 2013 MacBook
Air, which now has a dead logic board). Since then, it has become possible for Swift Playgrounds on iPadOS to do a lot more
in terms of creating and running Swift code.

I blitzed through the first few days which were all about variables, constants, arrays and all that basic stuff. I do like
how transferrable the basic ideas are (especially with a syntax light language, no semicolons) between languages.

The biggest problem I have is not learning the language, but finding & sticking with an idea, then bringing it to fruition.