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It's macOS. It's probably an Objective-C interface and those can't be isolated.

I'd make it easy for my users to contact me for support and just upgrade using the gradual roll out feature.

Before a week where I'm not in tight deadlines for clients. If something is wrong I stop the roll out and fix whatever the issue is.

Saves a lot of time testing all possibilities.

I love Objective-C.

But Javascript?

No, I hate that.

You're welcome.

I let SuperGrok Heavy create an article for me the other day as a test run. It looks postable if you ask me.

As far as I know the glass material was updated in beta 3.

AWS or Azure for app scaling? What’s your stack? 👇

For iOS 17 and up yes. Below that, I recommend sticking to UIKit as the basis and use SwiftUI where it's beneficial.

Use Firebase to set up a small portion of users with the A/B test framework and have that small portion of users upgrade to Supabase. See if any issues arises. If none are arising select the respective A/B test option and upgrade all.

Apple is clearly suffering from the results of DEI hiring practices.

I agree. I can recommend SwiftUI only for MacOS Sequoia and up. Before that... use AppKit as the basis of the App with specific view where SwiftUI will shine.

MVVM always result in workaround and other extra work, when using the Apple SDK. It is not designed for that so stop using it.

Figma or Sketch for iOS prototyping? What’s your tool? 👇

Yep, this works like that every morning.

It’s the US’s education system.

SwiftUI previews cut UI dev time by 25%.

What’s your SwiftUI hack? 👇

You spell it like Kodeco.

"Liquid Glass" is being reduced due to legibility.

I'm going with Swift and Vapor. As it brings a whole lot more performance on the serverside.

You don't need CFRetain and CFRelease that often. Also there's an Instrument for it, that allows you to detect premature CFRelease or too many CFRetains.

What are you talking about? Codeable is autogenerating. Unless your keys are snake_case instead of camelCase for example.

It's NSObject subclass that can hold the data to query Objective-C's collections and yes that includes NSManagedObjectModels.

I agree. Objective-C is much easier to deal with when it comes to low level api's and that includes the extra performance it brings.

Oh there so many little tweaks and feature. Take creating a warning if compiling a function takes too long for whatever reason.

I would have used Slipsum, but ok.

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I think it's fantastic. Although before StackViews were added it really was a nightmare to create a Form type of view. After that it became really easy.

The principles by Swift Concurrency draw from established models like Go’s goroutines and Erlang’s processes, but it’s not tied to a single algorithm like AutoLayout’s Cassowary.

Auto Layout is pretty easy to handle. All you had to do is look up the Cassowary algorithm and learn how it works.