Time Atlas’ release of their new activity tracker got me thinking that maybe I should also release Activities, my Moves replacement that has been in on-off development since 2015. Mostly Objective-C with some new Swift code. Also using new hotness like Storyboards (sic!)
Jukka Partanen
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Architecting software at Oura. Playing the bass in Salty Dogs. iOS developer.
@simonbs hear hear! This is my setup since 2006. Really makes finding good coffee outside home a challenge.
@paul Sourcetree is one option, it's pretty simple. I've tried many different git clients, but always come back to Sourcetree for some reason.
@_Davidsmith Other really problematic cases are the routes in urban environment, which contain a lot of jumps even with an iPhone 14 Pro. I've been using a simple median filter, but Kalman seems to produce smoother results. Thanks for giving a push to try a Kalman filter! I can really relate to A… 😄
Juri PakasteI blogged about splitting a Xcode project with SPM: https://juripakaste.fi/split-swift-project-with-spm/
@ccgus Just fixed a bunch of figures for my wife's scientific article using Acorn 7 for the umpteenth time. Been using the app since version 2 or something. It is an invaluable tool. Thank you for making it!
@petercammeraat Checklists in 2009, still going strong on iOS 17. Objective-C, UIKit, Core Data; Swift & SwiftUI in the Watch app and bridge (not yet released).
I guess this is a thing now. I seem to have downloaded 17 apps on launch day, six of which I still have. I wonder how many I downloaded with my other Apple ID, which had iTunes gift card money.
@juri What are the issues exactly? We’re using DateFormatter quite a lot.
PSA: My mostly Objective-C iOS app from 2008 works fine on iOS 17 and the watch companion app works flawlessly on watchOS 10. Great. Now I only need to finally make a release for watchOS 9.