@marcoarment several years ago I took over my companies CI infrastructure for building our iOS app, it was 10 Mac minis in a closet in Austin (I live in Houston). After a cold freeze in 2021(22?) when the Texas power grid failed, we realized we need more robustness. We developed a one click provisioning script with bash and a tool called Ansible. With it we can deploy to our macs or AWS Macs.
@geerlingguy made some mac Ansible tools that i highly recommend. Can give more info later if you want.
@caseyliss I’ve found these skills greatly help codex with SwiftUI (from Thomas Ricouard, who wrote one of the links in the atp show notes from today’s episode)
If your #iOS #developer team is struggling to move to #Swift 6/Xcode 16 due to #Apple’s new Swift #Concurrency changes, I highly recommend contacting @mattiem (or even reading his blog posts). He did a workshop for @foreflight that was incredibly valuable in learning about the new Swift 6 Concurrency changes.
I can't say enough positive things about his workshop and the content he prepared & presented. Consensus was that it was far more valuable and practical than any of the #WWDC sessions.
So starting to plan a long IFR cross country flight (literally) from KUES to Orlando. Other than the length of flight the only annoying part of the flight is ORD. I can plan T265 (and know I will get it) around all of the bravo or beg on bended knee for V191 knowing I prob would get a full route clearance to some random stuff. Anyone have a clear way to get through the bravo without going over water?
#Pilot #FlyAOPA #Flying #Aviation #AVGeek #Airplanes #generalaviation #PilotsOfMastodon
Xcode Cloud breaks just as I need to release something. I don't think Apple realizes it either.
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/750993
Status is currently green (and has been for the 20 hours I have had this problem):
Charlie Fish
Sam - WiredForFlight