¹ I found these two articles helpful in taking my knowledge on this subject from “zero” to “dangerously uninformed”. 😂
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Yes, this isn’t Xcode-related, but I bet many of you also use Visual Studio Code for editing JSON, YAML, HTML, CSS, or Swift! I especially liked what Bryan Braun wrote about the built-in terminal panel’s usefulness. I’d love Xcode to include something along these lines at some point.
Having a set of animation APIs that are as easy to use as the ones that come with SwiftUI is wonderful, but what happens when you need a little more? Javier Nigro has some great examples of when you might consider using a CustomAnimation. 👍
Stop for a second, sit still, relax and clear your mind. Do you feel that? Let it come to you naturally. Can you feel the unique vibrations of the universe? Or, is your phone doing a little vibration dance where you left it on your desk, telling you that Majid Jabrayilov wrote a blog post with some great advice on adding haptic feedback to your SwiftUI app?
I’ve seen many implementations of this visualisation in JavaScript and other languages, but I can’t remember ever seeing a native Swift implementation like this one from Zhen Li. It’s so much better than an embedded web view!
What a helpful thing to know, courtesy of Pol Piella and this forum thread.
I hadn’t seen this post from Quinn “The Eskimo!” until he updated it this week, but what a tremendously useful thing it is! If you’re considering distributing outside the Mac App Store for the first time, this will save you so much time in silly mistakes. But I’ll bet you’ll still get something from it, even if you’ve used a Developer ID for years.
NSSpain is a wonderful conference in a beautiful location, but if you couldn’t attend this year’s event in person, that doesn’t mean you need to miss out on the presentations! Here’s the complete set for you to dig into over the weekend.
Mobile DevRel Engineer @ Embrace – Embrace helps mobile engineers build better experiences. We’re building a mobile developer community. Our goal is to win the trust of mobile developers and builders by meeting them where they are and by providing the right technical education, tools, and resources to enable their success. – Remote (within US timezones) or on-site (United States in CA)
Senior iOS Developer @ Linearity GmbH – We’re an award-winning design software suite that simplifies the asset creation process. Linearity Curve creates precision vector assets & Linearity Move is an animation software that crafts breathtaking animations in seconds. We’re crafting together a new iOS team, reach out if you’re Interested! – Remote (within European timezones)
Is your company hiring? Don’t forget to promote any open Swift or Apple platform positions over on iOS Dev Jobs!
Well, it is in silicon valley! 😍
(this installation made an appearance in the recent Apple event, too)