macOS: It’s time to take the next step
Plenty of people (including me!) have been predicting that UIKit will make some kind of appearance on a future version of OS X/macOS for a long time. In this article, Andrew Ambrosino has mocked up a possible future where this has happened. Note that I don't think anyone is saying that iOS apps should be installable "as is" on OS X, that would be a terrible user experience. Instead, this is more like adding a new platform built on top of UIKit much like what happened with tvOS recently.
How We Decide What To Build Next At Appbot
Stuart Hall on one of the hardest problems in software development, what to prioritise next? He suggests a fairly analytical approach and evaluating each feature by the percentage of people who will use it, the difficulty of the task and the potential impact on revenue. It's a good way to do it.
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Mark your workarounds as deprecated with the next release
What a lovely little tip from Ole Begemann. Much better than a // TODO
comment that you'll ignore for the next five years.
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