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***** it! I have tried everything I can think of to get this tutorial to work and it is so **** buggy, I will just have to go somewhere else to learn how to develop using Apple's development environment. It's a shame because they charge so much money for their products and yet they can't even make a simple tutorial that works...
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I was trying to open the xcodeproj file from the downloads folder. After moving the downloaded folder to the SwiftUI - Learning Test App folder where the Landmarks and Learning Test App folders were located from the first tutorial it opens and builds correctly. However, the folder structure does not match what is in the tutorial.This needs to be explained more clearly for us newbies who are trying to learn XCode and SwiftUI for the first time.
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It is now April 2020 and I too have run into this problem. The examples in the Building Lists and Navigation tutorial do not match the BuildingListsAndNavigation project files downloaded from the tutorial.In the example in Section 2, Step 1 of the tutorial, the LandmarkRows.swift file is shown as being saved into "Landmarks Views" folder. That folder does not exist in the downloaded resource files. So where do I save it?Also at the beginning of Section 1, Step 1 it mentions nothing about loading the BuildingListsAndNavigation -> StartingPoint -> Landmarks -> BuildingListsAndNavigation.xcodeproj so I am assuming that is what was needed in order to start with Step 1.And finally, to complicate matters even worse, there isn't even a folder named "Landmark Views" anywhere in BuildingListsAndNavigation -> Complete -> Landmarks -> Landmarks. It is named "Supporting Views" which isn't shown anywhere in this tutorial.It's like independent developers wrote the tutorial, others wrote the code, and no one verified the tutorial matches the example code and folder structure.