Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

iOS Engineer Chicago Joined December 2013

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

3 years ago

PSA: Since iOS 14 you’ve been able to long press the back button and jump anywhere up the view hierarchy.

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SNKR_TWITR @snkr_twitr

3 years ago

Nike Blazer Mid ‘77 Jumbo ‘White/Mantra Orange’ Shop -> bit.ly/3v2IUHm #AD

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

5 years ago

This is cool and all, but when is `Downloadable Skills` gonna drop? reddit.com/r/swift/commen…

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I am SO proud of Apple for publishing this guide on device and data access for personal safety. I hope this might help anyone dealing with intimate partner surveillance or stalking by someone you trusted. manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/M…

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

5 years ago

Fundraiser by Erica Pugh : Rebuild CultureConnection360 & Project Prevention gofundme.com/f/rebuild-CC36…

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

5 years ago

If you don’t have ‘em all, now is the time to get ‘em!

Paul Hudson @twostraws

5 years ago

If you don’t have ‘em all, now is the time to get ‘em!

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

5 years ago

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John Sundell @johnsundell

5 years ago

The second edition of Swift by Sundell Discover is all about unit testing, and contains over 20 articles and tips on how to build fast and stable unit testing suites using XCTest and Swift 🚀 And hey, it's all free! 😀 swiftbysundell.com/discover/unit-…

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Fernando @fromjrtosr

5 years ago

The book (v1.0) is out! If you would like to purchase the book, it's right here: gum.co/QutHw Incredible day. I'm exhausted but thrilled. You can read the first chapter here: gum.co/NjuKpu As always, retweets and likes are appreciated. #iosdev

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Fernando @fromjrtosr

5 years ago

It’s finally happening! The book is up for preorder. This week I’m writing 3 launch articles: On Concurrency, Generics and Single Responsibility principle. gumroad.com/l/QutHw I’d appreciate a retweet! #iosdev

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

5 years ago

If only I were so lucky...

EricaSadun’sDaughter @EricasadunS

5 years ago

If only I were so lucky...

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ericasadun @ericasadun

5 years ago

"Things change, but L̶o̶v̶e̶ ABI is forever" -- Michael Gottesman

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Paul Hudson @twostraws

5 years ago

Do you use @DuckDuckGo as your search engine? Of course you do! Well now you can search Hacking with Swift faster using a new bang: !hws. This will take you straight to search results on my site, so you can spend more time coding and less time trawling through Stack Overflow 🙌

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Fernando @fromjrtosr

5 years ago

After teaching iOS for so long, I feel like I finally have something to contribute to the community. I'm writing a book on improving your code when you're a junior dev. Would love it if you join the mailing list! I'll give you updates and code snippets. mailchi.mp/hey/fromjunior…

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

5 years ago

Will I get a🌹??

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Paul Solt @PaulSolt

5 years ago

Lambda School is closing enrollment to the iOS Program ... so I’ll be unemployed at the end of June. 😕 I’m looking for a new Senior iOS Development position. 📱😃☕️ Please RT. Thanks! @LambdaSchool @Austen #iosdev #ios #swift

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Joshua Kaunert @hyperlinkblues

6 years ago

“Why do we use Git at all? Because it is our most important tool for tracking down the source of bugs in our code. Git is our safety net. By rebasing, we give this less priority, in favour of the desire to achieve a linear history.” — Fredrik V. Mørken link.medium.com/OUWyYdzZm4

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Vapor @codevapor

6 years ago

New docs on Vapor 4's Content API are up: - docs.vapor.codes/4.0/content/ov… - docs.vapor.codes/4.0/content/qu… - docs.vapor.codes/4.0/content/cu…

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objc.io @objcio

6 years ago

Static Types in SwiftUI 📌 View rendering in SwiftUI is very efficient: it uses static types to optimize the parts of a view tree that can't change. We look at what this means in practice. objc.io/blog/2019/11/0…