@bigmountainstudio That was quick. All early bird seats already gone?
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Dirk Barchmann
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@bigmountainstudio I would love to. Thanks and congrats on the new book. I have all of and love them.
@bigmountainstudio Welcome. I use Mastodon because it’s feature packed and a one time purchase
Bastian AllgeierGreta‘s book has a good chapter on methane vs CO2. I didn’t fully understand so far that cutting methane is a quick win that could buy us time. It‘s a lot more potent than CO2 but mostly degrades within a decade while CO2 accumulates and will determine our temperatures over centuries.
Personal action to cut methane: no/less meat (beef = worst) get rid of gas heaters.
It seems that @StewartLynch is not only great at teaching Swift. Thank you for this awesome piece of knowledge 🙏🏻 https://iosdev.space/@StewartLynch/110555622570348516
Stewart Lynch (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image This is absolutely the case, but I have found at least two use cases that are missing. Deep shit - You are in trouble and My Shit - My stuff. Are there any others?
@deanatoire Looks beautiful. Great work 👍🏻
Great short read about SwiftUI overlays by @Mecid
I often use branches in ViewBuilders and wasn’t aware of the downsides. So thanks for the update.
https://swiftwithmajid.com/2023/05/03/the-power-of-overlays-in-swiftui/
I often use branches in ViewBuilders and wasn’t aware of the downsides. So thanks for the update.
https://swiftwithmajid.com/2023/05/03/the-power-of-overlays-in-swiftui/
The power of overlays in SwiftUI
An overlay is a view drawing on top of another view. And today, we will talk about two interesting use cases of using overlays in SwiftUI. One of them allows us to keep the structural identity of the view, and another one becomes very handy whenever you build custom navigation transitions.
Uh. Google now offers the option to use Passkeys. This is exciting. Can’t wait for the 1Password integration, launching in June.
@joshua To be honest, I didn’t used it in production, but tried it in a small demo application. You still have to set it up with all the boilerplate, but afterwards it works well in my SwiftUI app. A good reference is „Core Data Mastery in SwiftUI“ from Mark Moeykens.
@joshua I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite, but I‘ve recently re-discovered CoreData and it works nicely in my SwiftUI project.