Dedicated to the unsung studio designers, copywriters, producers, ADs, CDs, and everyone else who creates wonderful things.
Dedicated to those who stayed up late and got up early to get on the family iMac to recreate event slides in Keynote.
This is a remarkable resource from Sam Henri Gold… 👏
There are two interesting things about this project from Michael Eisel. First, I really like the idea of using multiple, temporary AppDelegates to increase your productivity when working with a specific view controller, or section of your app. Then, once that’s done why not speed up your build times by only compiling what’s necessary for what you’re working on.
This dedicated Core Data SQLite client looks very promising. Not only does it give you a clean, sanitised view of your database with all of the Core Data artefacts abstracted away, but features like live change tracking look very interesting. I haven’t had a chance to check it out properly myself yet but there’s a free trial available, so there’s nothing to lose if you’re working on a project that uses Core Data.
Jesse Squires with a great tip that’ll have you skipping around your Xcode projects like a pro. I’m going to show my age here, but I fondly remember the Borland Turbo-C editor’s dedicated keyboard shortcuts for setting and moving to bookmarks across source files. I missed that feature for years when I moved to more modern IDEs. Maybe this is how I get them back?
Dominik Hauser with another tip that means you’ll never have to write print("Entering MyAwesomeViewController")
again. I really like this.
Sarun Wongpatcharapakorn with a comprehensive look at a whole load of different aspects of using Sign in with Apple. He covers apps, the private email relay service, token verification, and the web.
It’s often the way with brand new technologies that everything goes swimmingly, right up until the point that it doesn’t. 😬
I love SwiftUI. It’s such a great technology and so much fun to use. And it recently sent me on a days long tangent to figure out a problem that used to be quite simple.
I really enjoyed this puzzler from Sven A. Schmidt.
I’ve always preferred preconditionFailure
over fatalError
but now Jeff Johnson has given me a concrete reason why I was right to prefer it. Thanks Jeff! 👍
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After last week’s link about localising colour, Richie Shilton let me know about his solution. Err, Richie… that’s not… I mean… it’s… yes… but… that wasn’t really what I meant 😂