Complete Swift GitHub Assignment
Budget: £80 – £120 GBP
I have a university programming project written in Swift that still needs finishing touches before the deadline. I will grant you direct access to my private GitHub repository so you can work in the existing branch structure, commit regularly, and push final changes.
Scope
• Review the current Swift codebase and the assignment brief already in the repo.
• Implement the remaining requirements exactly as described in the brief, ensuring the app compiles cleanly in Xcode and runs without crashes.
• Follow the Git conventions already in place—feature branches, clear commit messages, and pull-request summaries.
• Keep the code well documented and update the README where relevant so my instructors can follow your changes.
Timeline
Everything needs to be merged into the main branch within 5 days of acceptance. I will be available daily to answer questions or pull updated PDFs from the course portal if clarification is needed.
Deliverable
A fully functioning Swift project pushed to my GitHub that meets every item in the assignment rubric and passes the included unit tests.
If you’re comfortable working in Swift with GitHub workflows and can start right away, let’s move forward.
Scope
• Review the current Swift codebase and the assignment brief already in the repo.
• Implement the remaining requirements exactly as described in the brief, ensuring the app compiles cleanly in Xcode and runs without crashes.
• Follow the Git conventions already in place—feature branches, clear commit messages, and pull-request summaries.
• Keep the code well documented and update the README where relevant so my instructors can follow your changes.
Timeline
Everything needs to be merged into the main branch within 5 days of acceptance. I will be available daily to answer questions or pull updated PDFs from the course portal if clarification is needed.
Deliverable
A fully functioning Swift project pushed to my GitHub that meets every item in the assignment rubric and passes the included unit tests.
If you’re comfortable working in Swift with GitHub workflows and can start right away, let’s move forward.