It's been a bit quiet here.
I actually wanted to use my vacation three weeks ago to just work on the app.
It turns out that relaxing is also important. And I tried CrossFit, which I'm very interested in right now!
The app will be continued, but is currently not a top priority.
I am currently experimenting with saving a single AppSettings instance in SwiftData & synchronizing it to all devices.
However, SwiftData mainly works with queries for many objects. This would result in a query in each view and a problem with optionals due to “settings?.first”.
My approach right now is to handle it centrally and pass it on as an environmentObject.
Do you have any experience or ideas on this approach?
Short “just before going to bed” action.
Installed macOS Sequoia in the VM and downloaded Xcode 16.1 Beta. (The little M1 MacBook Air is getting a bit out of breath)
But the “Predictive Code Completion Model” cannot be found.
Looks like it’s a bug while using a VM..
A little off-topic today.
@onuryrk recently wrote about his difficulty in writing meaningful commit messages.
https://mastodon.social/@onuryrk/112976230010039785
I have tried https://github.com/Nutlope/aicommits for this.
Works well so far. Whether you really want to send all your changes to the AI cloud is another question. Something like this can certainly also be done locally with a small LLM.