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Saagar JhaIt’s really interesting that people imagine software optimizations as making things more complicated when in reality most of the work is actually refactoring and simplifying code until the performance wins fall out organically
Adam FowlerHummingbird has a website now https://hummingbird.codes
nixCraft 🐧kids who would run dos defrag utility and sit and look at the little squares change colors are either {developers, sysadmin, devops} now or retired farmers
KaleidoscopeKaleidoscope 5 is out! Meet Git Repositories and see what new capabilities they offer. There’s a fresh free 14-day trial for everyone. Of course, it’s a free update for all subscribers.
Ben CohenThis but also DOT IS NOW SUPPORTED
https://mastodon.xyz/@bens/112594147768466267
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Ben Scheirman (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image Xcode Vim support just gained relative line numbers. This is pretty useful if you are the type of vimmer who does thinks like “delete 5 lines” or “select 10 lines” (I am not) #Xcode16
Franz BuschIf you’re already using Swift on Server or want to know what the hype is about make sure to checkout this years “Explore the Swift on Server ecosystem”#WWDC24 session.
We’ll explore popular packages and talk about how it powers many Apple Cloud services.
Matt WilcoxImagine if all the collective money spent of “self driving cars” had been spent on public transport.
As in, not cars - which are ultimately bad solutions for most of the world - but punctual and pervasive clean-energy public trams, trains, and buses.
It’d have cost less and been far more useful for far more people. Including non-drivers. And actually be here. Today. Working.
Doug GregorFinally landed the first of many #SwiftLang standard library updates to replace "rethrows" with generic typed throws: https://github.com/apple/swift/pull/69771. The feature has been a fantastic exercise in generalizing in place: it maintains the same behavior for existing Swift code, maintains the stable ABI of the standard library, and yet any Swift code that adopts typed throws will see typed errors propagate through the standard library in the natural way.
