When two worlds collide. Good to see @charliemchapman on App Masters. iOS indie crew, meets app marketing. Really enjoyed the episode, felt a little like a TV crossover.
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kepanoI updated the #obsidian Web Clipper for properties in 1.4. It also now tries to be more clever about finding the author and published date of an article.
Give it a try:
https://stephanango.com/obsidian-web-clipper
Hidde van der Ploeg📢 Meet Billboard, a Swift Package that lets you add beautiful indie-app-focused and privacy-friendly Ads to your app.
📲 Customizable Ad overlay in SwiftUI
🔧 Flexible configuration
🎨 Use the default list of high-quality Ads or use your own source
🌈 Various Ad types
🎁 Ideal to get an ad-free premium tier.
GitHub - hiddevdploeg/Billboard: a Swift Package that lets you add beautiful and privacy-friendly Ads to your app. These are Advertisements for Indies, by Indies.
a Swift Package that lets you add beautiful and privacy-friendly Ads to your app. These are Advertisements for Indies, by Indies. - hiddevdploeg/Billboard
@actionsdotwork suggested action for Obsidian. Append image to note. I’m constantly taking screenshots on iOS and would like to append them directly to a note. At the moment I do this with notes.app all the time.
This blog post on the evolution of the Facebook iOS app is enlighting. They have to work at such a massive scale that the number of workarounds and tricks is mind-boggling.
https://engineering.fb.com/2023/02/06/ios/facebook-ios-app-architecture/?utm_source=tldrnewsletter
Sometimes it feels like SwiftUI makes code declarative for declarative sake. Some actions that happen after a user interaction are just easier to express in imperative code. The two examples I keep hitting are navigation and alerts. Having boilerplate state for these seems unnecessary verbose
Listening to @imyke talk about the sidekick. When he said the paper is from G.F Smith I nearly spat out my tea. They are not messing around, that’s some seriously high-quality paper.
👋 thought it was about time I said hi on here. I used to follow two communities on the bird site broadly, the Apple community and the web dev community. It’s interesting to see the Apple community seems to have shifted to Mastodon but the web community, for the most part, is still on the bird site, hope that changes soon.