@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)
@helge @mattiem @steve @cocoaphony @Alexjusino @dhanish I've spent a considerable amount of time explaining ObjC to many of my companies non-ObjC developers. They do not find it easy. There are more and more of them every day and it is getting harder to find good ObjC devs.
Frankly, ObjC seems like the walking dead to me now as no one wants to learn it.
ObjC is conceptually easier in total, in my opinion, but the barrier to entry on Swift is lower despite the complexity in mastering it.
