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Basic SwiftUI app that makes use of the outcomes of the CTC21 Doric Tiles project as part of CTC21.

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CTC21 Doric Tiles SwiftUI

Project Background

Basic SwiftUI app that makes use of the outcomes of the CTC21 Doric Tiles project as part of CTC21: Put Your City on the Map which ran Saturday 28th Nov 2020 and Sunday 29th Nov 2020.

The project was about translating place names into Scots - specifically Doric, for the north-east region, but expandable into other dialects of the Scots language for other regionalities.

There is also a view to having a Gaelic language overlay to show and contrast the placenames in Scotland's three national languages.

The app takes those place names and displays them as a list and a map. Where existing, an image related to the place is displayed if it exists in Wikimedia.

The SwiftUI App

The app is currently developed as an iOS 14 app built using Xcode 12.2 and developed in SwiftUI 2.0.

List of places in English and Scots: iPhone

Details screen for Aberchirder showing translation, phone and location on map

Map showing translated and untranslated locations with photo

Wikidata Query

A SPARQL query has been used for extracting the Wikidata data that is used within the app. The query can be found in the CTC21 Doric Tiles repo and run via the Wikidata Query Service.

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