Here’s something else I learned while setting up Xcode Cloud this week. David Brunow tipped me off to this incredible Info.plist
key that means I’ll never need to fill in that encryption exemption form ever again. 🎉
Chris Eidhof with an interesting post talking about implicit and explicit animations in SwiftUI and how to make them play nicely together.
Of course, the addition of async/await to Swift makes writing asynchronous code much easier, but it makes writing asynchronous tests easier, too! Gualtiero Frigerio explains.
Yes, you could use this thread from Jeff Verkoeyen to spot an app designed for cross-platform implementation. Or, you could use it as a checklist of small but important details to make sure you get right, no matter where the app you work on will run!
I think all I need to say here is that there is a section in this post from Ariel Michaeli titled “What You Need to Know”, and the entire content of the section is:
Duplication is bad. Duplication is bad. Duplication is bad. And in case you still aren’t sure. Duplication is bad.
😂
I couldn’t agree with Filip Němeček more. Don’t provide a zipped press kit. Just make the information readily available from your web page.
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This is one of the best apps I have ever made. 😂
Oh, and it’s open-source, too!