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iOS developer and Swift enthusiast, author of CodableWrappers https://github.com/GottaGetSwifty/CodableWrappers

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@kern well if you’re just annoyed by importing you can use `@_exported import` 😉

When I’ve played with it I’ve put the queries in a ViewModel with mixed success. A lot of the niceties built in seem to have View as the intended place of use which…feels weird to me.

It definitely adds to the feeling that Apple is slowly replacing MassiveViewController with MassiveView 😅

My workplace is going to start requiring MDM for Slack 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

I really wish IT people didn’t have carte blanche to make any change in the name of “security” regardless of how it affects the people they have to deal with it

THIS. Also please let me just select the text I want instead of forcing me to copy the whole error text 😭😭
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It is absolutely infuriating that Xcode repeatedly chooses to display errors in a small truncated text that is not able to be expanded or even copied into the clipboard. Terrible design.

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@evankstone time to see if you can convince it to remove all the dumb rules 😁
@jjvalino almost-always restore from disk 🙃
How is #slack STILL a performance hog 🤦‍♂️
@ostojan I swear 90% of the time I use a ListView I end up changing it to a ScrollView 🫠

I have a class with some documentation in it.

it refers to a Recipe class that isn’t part of that file.

what major incantation is necessary to get that to show up as a clickable link in DoC?

I can’t believe that the “documentation” is written like this. In the past we had a linking UI that just let you pick the method to put in and it did it. Kept track of it’s movements any everyone.

Also, I’ve NEVER got then Documentation Preview window to work.

@JustinSeal that’s why I avoid webdev. It’s like that but instead of just Xcode it’s 7 different things 🫠