I’ve been having a lot of health problems recently which make it difficult to do development work, on both client or personal apps. My last client who provided occasional work has just dropped me. I can’t really take on any big client work due to my health. I am screwed unless I can sell a lot more of my own apps. Can you help me? And boost this thread?
I will reply to this post with links to some of my apps that I think some people might find useful. iOS developers should love some of them.
SF Menu Bar brings Adaptivity’s best-in-class #sfsymbols browser to the Mac menu bar. It has slightly fewer features. It cannot show alignment/baseline information and there’s no availability annotations (although that is available from a tooltip and context menu). It’s designed for quickly searching and copying the name or unicode symbol for an image to the clipboard. #iosdev #indiedev
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1615595104
More Info: https://hacknicity.com/sfmenubar
SF Menu Bar helps developers and designers browse Apple's collection of over 4,400 SF Symbols and quickly copy a symbol's name or unicode character to the clipboard. FEATURES • Instantly-accessible menu bar app with optional global keyboard shortcut • Smart search algorithm to quickly find symbols…
Attached: 1 image Xcode has had a way to search #sfsymbols for a while now. It's one of the tabs in the Library (access from the + in the top right or cmd-shift-L). It has a *very* loose matching algorithm based on simple string containment. I think this makes it hard to use. Not only does it match on the symbol name, it matches on semantic tags. If I search for "z" I get lots of matches, including "poweroutlet.type.e.fill". Why? Because the letter "z" is in one of the semantic tags ("czechia")!
Geoff Hackworth
Ross Kimes