My Advent Calendar article this year is on dynamic extraction of SwiftUI #Previews for our own UI catalog. Enjoy!
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John Estropia
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John Estropia
@JohnEstropia
iOS Engineer at @eureka_inc, Author of Swift lib CoreStore
Tokyo, Japan Katılım Eylül 2015
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Now it's open-source - a custom gesture that allows scroll views to be prioritized. Hitting edges makes the gesture activate. Using UIGestureRecognizerRepresentable
#SwiftUI
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The Pairs iOS Team (Tokyo) is currently accepting job applications!
Feel free to DM me for inquiries! jobs.lever.co/matchgroup/636…
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It is not well known what rules Swift Syntax follows to parse trivia.
I added a trivia visualization feature to Swift AST Explorer.
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This is useful for creating tools such as formatters or parsing documentation comments.
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A reminder that line breaks DO improve code reviews: #b4b9" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/eureka-enginee…
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"Format to multiple lines" (⌃ + M) is probably my most frequently used Xcode shortcut lately, but I only employ it when a function has more than one parameter. How about you? In what situations do you find yourself using this formatting? 🤔
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We write code once but debug them forever. Make it easier for future maintainers:
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John Estropia retweetledi
AdventCalendarということで記事を書きました
モバイルアプリのエンジニアとして成長を続けるために自分自身に対する動機作りや技術に対する視点についてです。
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This was obviously posted as a joke, but there is actual value for breakpoint-friendly coding styles
tom ッ@tom_antok
Passive aggressive programming
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@onmyway133 @ChatJoyAI There’s been an influx of AI-related rejections this past few weeks. I’m assuming some guidelines (published or otherwise) had been updated recently
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AppStore rejection for @ChatJoyAI
My app includes some default characters, like Doctor, which are not allowed since it makes it a medical app 🤖
"Your app provides medical diagnoses or treatment advice but does not include the required medical disclaimer"
#iosdev #buildinpublic
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@AMG4Z Thanks for your interest! I sent you a Twitter DM, but if you prefer to email instead you can also reach me from the support link available from within the VGCHelper app (About ->Feedback/Suggestions)
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@JohnEstropia Nice. Can i DM to you? Facebook .... email or something. ( I can’t send massage on twitter )
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I wish there's a way to make #Xcode show different background colors/syntax highlighting between Result Builder closures, async closures, and standard closures
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@malhal The stack is limited by application memory (i.e. stack overflow)
I’ve tackled this design problem before when I created type-safe schemas in github.com/JohnEstropia/C…
Classes are still the most performant and practical. Value types can be interfaced afterwards using “snapshots”
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@JohnEstropia Structs are values on the memory stack, basically negligible compared to objects on the heap
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@malhal Fair enough, that’s how it’s done now anyway. But consider a query with thousands of fetched results. Because you are using structs objects would be loaded in memory all at once. Each time you pass that array you have a potential risk of blowing up memory with copies.
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@malhal Files don’t have the same complexity as ORMs. For example, structs cannot express inheritance nor relationships.
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@JohnEstropia It's good, it means persistence can be multi-threaded, it's how FileDocument works
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@malhal I disagree. Structs would be bad for observing persistent changes (since changing any property in a value type creates a new “instance”)
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@JohnEstropia It's not Swift standards, if it was the models would be structs. At least the predicates are structs though.
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