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Luca Bernardi @luka_bernardi

6 years ago

Beta 5 also has some great improvements for Core Data: * NSManagedObject now conforms to ObservableObject * @FetchRequest property wrapper to drive views from the result of fetch request * MOC is included in the environment developer.apple.com/documentation/…

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Chris Eidhof (not here anymore) @chriseidhof

6 years ago

Been hacking a bit more on the flow layout during my train ride. Now with sample code as well! gist.github.com/chriseidhof/3c… (lots of hacks in there, unfortunately).

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objc.io @objcio

6 years ago

Swift Talk 165: Animating along Paths ♾ We use SwiftUI to build a custom animation for a shape that moves along a path. Along the way, we'll learn about the Animatable protocol, shapes, and paths. talk.objc.io/episodes/S01E1…

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Antoine v.d. SwiftLee  @twannl

6 years ago

Learn how to optimize your development workflow 😎 Ѻ Daily routine: bit.ly/2He5942 ✌🏻 Xcode tips: bit.ly/2YJP68U 💇🏼‍♂️ Shortcut essentials: bit.ly/2MXtxui #swiftlang #ios #iosdev #xcode

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objc.io @objcio

7 years ago

Swift Talk 102: Building a Form Library 📋 — Declarative Syntax We conclude the refactoring of our forms API, making it even more succinct and declarative. Our form now needs only 11 lines of code 👌 talk.objc.io/episodes/S01E1…

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Chris Eidhof (not here anymore) @chriseidhof

7 years ago

Working on a small prototype debugger for TEA on iOS. On the left are the messages/actions, in the middle the state after that message, and on the right the full payload of the message. Works over Bonjour. Allows you to travel back in time as well.

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Krzysztof Zabłocki @merowing_

9 years ago

Introducing my new tool Insanity, it brings meta-programming to Swift, allowing you to code generate Swift code. github.com/krzysztofzablo…

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objc.io @objcio

7 years ago

App Architecture Q&A: Should you use Storyboards? Thanks to @domasnut for the question 👍 To watch the full Q&A, become a reader: objc.io/books/app-arch…

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objc.io @objcio

7 years ago

App Architecture Update 📗 This week, we released the first part of the Networking chapter. We look at networking in the context of architectures like MVC and MVVM. objc.io/books/app-arch…

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Chris Eidhof (not here anymore) @chriseidhof

8 years ago

The Elm architecture removes almost all responsibilities from the view-layer. However, you don't have to throw away UIKit, you can also remove a lot of responsibilities from UIViews and move them into your own code.

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Chris Eidhof (not here anymore) @chriseidhof

8 years ago

I haven't thought it through, but we could write a variant of drawRect which you can't override, but instead it takes a list of drawing commands (represented as an enum). Even better would be a type-system that guarantees only drawing effects, but I don't know if that fits Swift.

Elliott Harris @eharris

8 years ago

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Chris Eidhof (not here anymore) @chriseidhof

8 years ago

There are many implementations of that (VIPER, Clean Swift, etc.). In my opinion, they mostly add a lot of complexity. Some of the ideas in SOLID aren't bad, but all implementations I've seen are way too complex. I think something like the Elm architecture is more promising.