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WWDCIndex now has search.
My cofounder Tom maintains WWDCIndex — an unofficial index of every WWDC session Apple has ever held. That's 3,700+ talks going back to the year 2000, including many that are no longer available on Apples Developer website.
Until now, finding a session about a specific API meant CMD+F through one long page. Now you can just search. Big quality of life improvement if you regularly dig through WWDC history to find talks on specific topics.
https://wwdcindex.com has transcripts for 3719 WWDC sessions since the year 2000.
I've just cleaned up a bunch of transcription errors in the earlier years. Now there no longer are thousands of known transcription errors. Only unknown ones :)
This event features sessions, community discussions, and a live Q&A with members of the Apple Streaming Media engineering team. Learn about the latest updates to HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) across all platforms, as well as HLS.js, the AVFoundation framework, Immersive Video, and Spatial Audio.
next: The Pocket Guide to Debugging
I wrote this because my brother was learning to program, I wanted to recommend a guide to debugging to him, but I couldn't find one.
It's a mix of practical tips ("see if you can find an old version of the code that works!") and ways to manage all of the FEELINGS that come up while debugging.
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We've created a site that lists transcriptions for all 3550 WWDC sessions for the past 25 years.
The modern session transcriptions are sourced from Apple. The older session transcriptions are generated using Whisper.
Many of the older sessions are still relevant today. For example we are working on adding Full Screen support to our Mac app, some session from 2011 and 2015 are still super useful.
Check it out at: https://nonstrict.eu/wwdcindex/
This was my tenth(!) year building 25 days of puzzles for #AdventOfCode. You can solve them all for free! Most people write code to solve them, but you can solve them however you like. I hope they help people become better programmers. 🌟
The first puzzle comes out in two hours: https://adventofcode.com/
We, the anonymous editors of the Stallman report, have published our investigation of Richard Stallman and the Free Software Foundation today to a general audience:
Our report exhaustively catalogues, analyzes, and offers a rebuttal of Richard Stallman's political program of sexual violence, catalogues credible allegations of misconduct, and documents the misconduct of the #FSF circa 2019 and 2021. Please read and share our work.
Boosts encouraged.
October 14th, 2024 Richard Stallman (aka “RMS”) is the founder of GNU and the Free Software Foundation and present-day voting member of the Free Software Foundation (FSF) board of directors and “Chief GNUisance” of the GNU project. He is responsible for innumerable contributions to the free software movement, setting its guiding principles, organizing political action, and directly contributing to a flourishing free software ecosystem. The majority of Stallman’s political activity has been of priceless value to society at large.
The whole of my book on Building a Debugger is now available on Early Access!
It teaches you how to write a native code debugger from scratch.
There's lots of cats.
eBook Sale!
Both Hunt the Stars and Eclipse the Moon are on sale for $1.99 today, Tuesday, Oct 1, in the US! I don't know how long these sales will last, so don't wait—grab the first two books in the Starlight's Shadow series and enjoy cozy vibes, forced proximity, found family, enemies-to-lovers, and fun telepathic sexiness… IN SPACE! Get Hunt the Stars!
Mathijs Kadijk
Tom Lokhorst
Julia Evans
Eric Wastl
The Stallman report
Sy Brand
Jessie Mihalik (updates only)