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Very excited to have finally released my latest video revisiting inner-shadows! I’ve been working on it for a while so feels great to get it out there 👍🏻 Learn all about the improved one-stop-shop extension here: youtu.be/jHUlEs9MNNM #SwiftUI #iOSDev

That camera button is one of the most over-engineered buttons in history. And I’m here for it! 😎 #AppleEvent

@twostraws Haha - embracing the move - I approve wholeheartedly!

@CodeSlice I just moved house, and planned ahead – Eero Max 7 is great!

Ooh, WiFi 7 in the new iPhones – win! #AppleEvent

@DonnyWals Brexit has its advantages ;o)

Still salty that Apple Intelligence won't be available in the EU...

OMG I can’t believe I’m saying this…but I really want that new Watch Ultra colour. It’s going to be really hard to say no.

@krzyzanowskim Yes. I’m having a hard time agreeing that 10% thinner is “radically” thinner

"new design" means nothing. dude, that watch looks just like any other apple watch

@mecid Oh the layout… I think the red layout is better 👍🏻

@mecid Left for me! Red == BAD

I'm back with another poll again. Left or Right?

So pleased with this small change in WatchOS 11 beta. I can finally - FINALLY - read the segment number at a glance even when working hard 😎 Man I hope they stick with this 👍🏻 #watchos11 #apple

@twostraws That is so awesome!

Bought myself a new kitchen clock as a treat. Apparently my family are Philistines because they don’t appreciate the importance of this design, so I’m sharing this with you, my fellow geeks 🙂

@StewartLynch 1000 developers no strings attached! Sounds awesome 😂

What on earth is this?

@StewartLynch That’s very impressive! Puts my efforts in the pool to shame, I tell you! 👏

Great way to start the week. I have come a long way since I learned to swim 3 years ago. You are never too old to learn anything whether that be coding or swimming.

@twostraws It probably bothers me more than it should that they’re using Pascal case here 😬

Apple really turning on the personal touch with their latest email 😅

@StewartLynch Well you certainly did 😎

@CodeSlice When I had it, I thought I had better show it off. Too late now.

Used some AI technology to clean up a very grainy old B & W image of myself from 1972. This is actually a very accurate representation what I looked like back then.

If you’re not using the Companion for SwiftUI app yet, now is a great time to start. Highly recommended! 👍🏻

@SwiftUILab Amazing work. Thank you 🙏🏻

The new release of the Companion for SwiftUI app is here! More than 800 new entries (+2800 total), covering all the new stuff introduced with WWDC’23 and new filtering options to specify frameworks or deprecated versions to show/hide swiftui-lab.com/companion #iOSDev #SwiftUI

@StewartLynch Man, I’m always late to the party! Enjoy Berlin 👍🏻

@CodeSlice It was. We are in Berlin now

So this is what it is like to be on vacation

@dsteppenbeck Very nice. The ObservableUserDefault really blurs the line between macros and property wrappers, eh?

I've been playing around with Swift macros these last couple of weeks and have created some packages to share in case anyone finds them useful 1. @EnumIdentifiable enum Fruit { ... } An attached macro for enum that gives you the following code: extension Fruit: Identifiable { var id: Fruit { return self } } GitHub package: github.com/davidsteppenbe… ----- 2. @EnumCasePropertyGenerator enum Fruit { ... } An attached macro for enum that gives you the following computed properties: @EnumCasePropertyGenerator enum Fruit { case apple, banana var isApple: Bool { return self == .apple } var isBanana: Bool { return self == .banana } } GitHub package: github.com/davidsteppenbe… ----- 3. @ObservableUserDefault An attached macro for properties in @Observable classes (already posted about this, pls check my timeline for more info). Turns "stored" properties into computed ones that read and write to UserDefaults: For example, this code: @Observable class StorageModel { @ObservableUserDefault @ObservationIgnored var name: String } Expands to give this code: @Observable class StorageModel { var name: String { get { access(keyPath: \.name) return UserDefaults.name } set { withMutation(keyPath: \.name) { UserDefaults.name = newValue } } } } GitHub package: github.com/davidsteppenbe… ----- 4. #URL("https://...") A freestanding macro that checks the validity of the string literal and provides an unwrapped Foundation URL, i.e., URL(string: "https://...")! GitHub package: github.com/davidsteppenbe… All credit to Antoine @twannl for this one. Learn much more about macros from his blog posts: avanderlee.com/swift/macros