Most WWDC playlists are just noise. So I curated The Unofficial Apple Developer Curriculum: WWDC sessions (2019 → 2025) that still matter for real Apple developers. Swift. SwiftUI. Concurrency. SwiftData. Testing. Performance. visionOS. No hype. Just signal.
Trying to fetch a SwiftData model filtered by an enum (BookStatus) using #Predicate or Predicate(\.status, equals:) fails every time: Key path cannot refer to enum case / Cannot infer key path type. Anyone found a clean way to filter enums in SwiftData? #iosdev#swift#swiftdata
@christianselig , I know it’s been a long time since this message, but by any chance do you still have the layout from when you used this Corne? And may I ask which keycap set it is?
@alpennec Mine is pretty basic. I’ve got a Logger class with custom messages that I use in the console to track tasks, warnings, and stuff like that. I also have a method to store the last 500 logs in AppStorage, and I can check them from the Settings screen. I can turn logging on or off (that’s why it says “live”), and I can clear them too.