Jon Henshaw
Stanislav Kasprik
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Code, coffee, one Samoyed and one Eurasier dog.
Axel Le PennecI made another Shortcut to get details about any app right from the App Store 🎁
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Shortcut to get details about any app right from the App Store: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/61fdd23b602e4e01b284c66cdca0b756
Paul HudsonWith #WWDC25 around the corner, a lot of folks will be upgrading their projects to a newer iOS deployment target. If you're wondering what new SwiftUI APIs that unlocks for you, I just released something that will help 😎 https://www.hackingwithswift.com/swiftui
@marcel Great videos, how do you make them?🤔
@StewartLynch Well, .xcodesamplecode.plist is what triggers Xcode to render the Markdown - as can be seen in Apple's examples. This file can be found under the .xcodeproj (within Package contents). It seems Apple intended for Markdown files to be rendered only if they are under a sample project 
@hidde Interesting and nice- what font do you use here? 🤔
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦Check out the talk I had to cancel at #DeepDishSwift There might be a nugget here that would surprise you. Check out the links in the description to go directly to a specific #Swift or #SwiftUI nugget
Deep Dish Swift Presentation
https://youtu.be/_XZHzl3R1Fo
gregheo@rileytestut mostly interested in the adventures of The Great Sweatshirt™ at this point
@danielsaidi It seems to “be there” from 15.0 beta. This should work: “Drag the package that needs local editing from Finder into Xcode and then edit from there. Once editing is done the reference can be removed again. “ Source: https://forums.swift.org/t/issue-developing-local-packages-when-adding-in-xcode/66443
Issue developing local packages when adding in Xcode
In quite a few of my projects as well as in our company we organized our code into several packages. Each package has its own repository. Some packages are use by several other packages, for example a packages with reusable helpers. What we usually do when we need to work on the package, as well as the main project. we would add the package that needs editing through the Project -> Package Dependencies tab in Xcode as a local package. By doing so, the package is then linked as a local package i...
@_inside Looks nice. It seems Apple translation backend is either switched off or not available in Simulator -nevertheless it “works” on real device with iOS 17.4.
