After 2 years straight of @DeepDishSwift and vowing to always return, I'm afraid I'll be ending that promise in 2025.
Got a lot of other stuff happening like my 2nd week at the new job (oh yeah, I got a job! š). Plus I'm attending an improv workshop I've been waiting the longest time for on April 27.
I'm trying accept this wane in my iOS life, but it's hard.
Because for real.
Deep Dish Swift is the greatest.
@vatthikorn I havenāt seen White Lotus, but I agree with the authorās sentiment. How do we as tourists step out of our worldview and witness their people, their culture, their way of looking at things?
Curious if you know of any shows or movies that depict Thailandās culture accurately? Iām struggling to think of a good one!
"If UIImage(named:) was called with the name of an app icon, it would previously return an undefined image of the icon set, without any masking or shadowing applied. On iOS 18, it now returns nil. To display an icon within the app itself, add the desired image to the asset catalog as an image set."
The commenter above then links to an Apple Forums thread, which is answered by an Apple engineer. Gotta look inside "CFBundleIcons" dictionary.
Anyone else out there struggling with alternate AppIcons in iOS?
Dear Goodness.
What a set back this was.
I'm pretty certain that changes were made in Xcode 16 that broke my alternate AppIcons. I hadn't touched YuDi since Xcode 15, and I'm certain everything worked fine then.
The summary: you'll have to duplicate your alternate AppIcons as Image Sets. Also, to get the name of your primary AppIcon, take a look inside "CFBundleIcons." Mine was "AppIcon-60x60" (yes with resolution).
@vatthikorn really sad what happened to those refugees.
I canāt imagine how different my life would be if my refugee grandparents werenāt admitted in to Thailand in the early 20th century. Thanks to Thailand, they had a big families and found a way to make a good living.
my fault. the link above is for Swift. I got excited and just wanted to get this recorded before I forgot.
NSHipster hints at what can be done with with Method Dispatch in ObjC: "... Objective-C lets you do things like replace method implementations and create new classes dynamically at runtime. Itās absolutely wild what you can do."
TIL some of the cool stuff Objective-C can do. (Is this what they call the Dark Arts????)
Method dispatch and Swizzling
Here's an article on the topic of Method Dispatch:
https://medium.com/@ilichev/method-dispatch-in-swift-da0d3993fc76
