Introduction

Conjugar is an iPhone™ app for learning Spanish verb conjugations. Conjugar conjugates most Spanish verbs, regular and irregular, in all Spanish verb tenses. There is a quiz mode with three difficulty levels. Results from quizzes are available in Game Center™. On a pedagogical note, Conjugar contains descriptions of the tenses.

Conjugar uses dependency injection (DI) and programmatic layout (PL). Thus, if you are curious about how to implement DI or PL, Conjugar may be instructive. I have written tutorials on DI and PL.

Installation

Conjugar is available for free download in the iOS App Store™. Tap the logo below to install.

Alternatively, you can clone this repo and build, using Xcode™, Conjugar yourself.

Conjugar is currently using AWS Pinpoint analytics. The two relevant frameworks are in source control, but the configuration files and folder, in particular awsconfiguration.json, .amplifyrc, and amplify, respectively, are excluded from source control by the .gitignore file. For instructions on Pinpoint configuration, see this excellent tutorial.

If you want to build Conjugar without using AWS Pinpoint analytics, you can use the following workaround:

• Remove AWSFrameworks from the 'Embed Frameworks' build phase.
• Comment out script in the the Pinpoint Hocus Pocus build phase.
• Remove awsconfiguration.json from being copied in the Copy Resources build phase.
• Comment out import AWSPinpoint and all the contents of the methods in AWSAnalyticsService.swift.

Please make sure to avoid committing these changes!

License

If Conjugar is in the App Store, why is the code on GitHub? I created this app to demonstrate programmatic layout for a conference talk, and I wish to provide helpful example code for folks who are curious about programmatic layout. I originally released Conjugar's source code under the MIT License because that license is maximally convenient for would-be users of the programmatic-layout code. This was a mistake. Some dirtbag released a clone of Conjugar on the App Store that differs only in that it has a hideous app icon, that it requests push-notification permission, and that it crashes on launch. I have changed the MIT License to the GNU Affero General Public License in order to impose onerous requirements on would-be cloners of Conjugar.

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