Andreas Koslowski @_akosl

iOS developer, good food and drinks Germany - Hamburg Joined April 2009

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Lukas Kubanek @lukaskubanek

3 years ago

Looking for a Swift developer to join your iOS or macOS project? I’m up for a new challenge! You’ll find more information about me and the decision to start freelancing on my freshly updated website: lukaskubanek.com Please RT.

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Moving Parts @movingpartsio

3 years ago

Pow – our library for delightful SwiftUI transitions – is now in Beta! github.com/movingparts-io…

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Daniel Jalkut @danielpunkass

3 years ago

This is devastating. Developer bros, it’s on you. Do NOT be that guy. Fucking hell, women are smart, they are engineers, they invented computer programming, for fuck’s sake. Your dipshit hot take on gender isn’t cutting it anymore.

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Santiago @svpino

3 years ago

10 lessons I learned from a brilliant software engineer. For over ten years, I shared a keyboard with him, and here are the things that stuck with me: 1 of 11

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LeadDev @TheLeadDev

3 years ago

'Even if you can pull rank as a staff engineer, you shouldn’t. Your influence comes from building trust and camaraderie. Forcing teams to do something your way because of your seniority destroys everything you're working towards.' @jeffpsherman bit.ly/3xxmsWU

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Paul Hudson @twostraws

3 years ago

So, thanks to Zach and @superbetsy moving mountains, tomorrow morning I'll be in the recording studio of Apple's shiny new Developer Center, making a pretty damn awesome What's New in SwiftUI #WWDC22 video 😀

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Ben Terhechte @terhechte

3 years ago

Heureka! “SwiftUI now includes ViewThatFits, which lets you specify multiple variations of a given view and lets SwiftUI automatically choose the one that best fits in the available space.”

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Andreas Koslowski @_akosl

3 years ago

Apple Park is amazing. 15 minutes to go #WWDC22

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Andreas Koslowski @_akosl

3 years ago

Looking forward to the WWDC22 special event 😃

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NSSpain XIII @NSSpain

3 years ago

And putting the cheery on the cake, it’s not just another edition, it’s The Edition. Our 10th edition. Announcing NSSpain X. 2022.nsspain.com

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Matt Massicotte @mattie

3 years ago

So @orta got me thinking about @chimehq supporting @CocoaPods Podfile a while ago. It took a small amount of hacking, but I did get completions working. Is this something anyone out there is interested in?

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April King 🌀 @CubicleApril

3 years ago

I like how it’s always “workers rebelling” instead of “employers failing to listen to their employees.”

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Daniel Martín @dmartincy

3 years ago

Apple has recently published a technote on the internal details about how provisioning profiles work: developer.apple.com/documentation/…

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Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz

3 years ago

What many sw engineers don't realize: The majority of jobs do not hire you to write the highest quality code or produce the cleanest architecture. They hire you to solve their business problems very efficiently. Sometimes this means high-quality code. Sometimes not at all.

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Keith Harrison @kharrison

3 years ago

My current version of an adaptive SwiftUI stack view useyourloaf.com/blog/swiftui-a…

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Swift Language @SwiftLang

3 years ago

Announcing Swift Async Algorithms, a new open source package providing asynchronous functions for zip(), merge(), debounce(), and more. swift.org/blog/swift-asy…

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Shreyas Doshi @shreyas

4 years ago

Mission: Why Vision: What Strategy: How Segmentation: Who Positioning: Where Roadmap: When

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Swift Language @SwiftLang

4 years ago

Swift 5.6 is now officially available! This new version adds the ability to run plugin commands with SwiftPM, brings enhancements to the type system, improves interaction with pointers, and more. Details at: swift.org/blog/swift-5.6…

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Majid Jabrayilov @mecid

4 years ago

Over the last two years, I have actively used unidirectional flow to develop my apps. This week I want to share with you how this approach adapts to the latest changes in Swift by applying the new concurrency model. swiftwithmajid.com/2022/02/17/red…