Ok, let's try this!

In #Xcode:

1) ⌘⇧T to open new window

2) Move the split view divider of the console up to hide the code

3) Move to separate monitor

I do sincerely hope this will be a good console-on-other-monitor setup. It's the only possibility for Xcode there is

“How do I increase my team’s velocity?”
Write more tests.

“How do I find and fix more bugs?”
Write more tests.

“How can I gauge performance of our code?”
Write more tests.

“How can we better document what our code is supposed to d–“
I feel like you know the answer already.

Say Hello to Ivory. We are now available to all on Apple’s App Store! We have launched as “Early Access” because we still have a lot of exciting plans ahead of that will make Ivory even better. Go download it, try it free for 7 days, and experience it for yourself!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ivory-for-mastodon-by-tapbots/id6444602274

This last year, I’ve been leading a UI refresh to make Netflix feel more fluid, delightful, and polished.

Today, all that work shipped!

Huge thanks to @nebson and @b3ll for helping bring this to life ❤️

Details below, but try it out yourself!

It has been a blast collaborating with
@janum and
@[email protected] on adding motion, delight, and gestural interactions to bring a more fluid and responsive experience to Netflix on iOS.

I’m excited for you all to try it and let us know what you think! ✨

“Daddy what is this cable?”

“Oh that’s called a parallel cable. A DB-25 if I remember correctly.”

“What do you use it for?”

“Literally nothing.”

“Are you going to throw it away then?”

“Absolutely not.”

Ok, so I'm pretty pissed after reading the latest iOS Dev Weekly.

If you replied to Dave telling him what not to say in **his own goddam** newsletter:

a) unsubscribe
b) go fuck yourself he is 100% right