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@azamsharp One of my favorite examples of this was in a personal project. I'd been working with Claude at changing some behavior. Was reviewing the code and noticed 4 variables with similar names. I re-prompted asking if they were all necessary (I knew it could be done with one). 🙄

I think developers need to ride out this AI wave. Eventually companies will realize that most code generated by AI is not that great and even though it works, it is hard to maintain and 10X in size.

@azamsharp This makes a certain amount of sense. Good system design is a top tier skill. Few really posses it. There for, there would be much less training data on it.

I have reached the conclusion that AI is pretty bad at the overall system design. It does not understand the context of the code in the grand scheme of the application. This is why I am still writing code by hand and using AI for reference and some grunt work. PS: I like typing code manually too :)

@dhh I love this. I remember when I started college (2003). I first had a PC, but found setting up the dev environment unpleasant. Then I got a mac and loved how easy it was.

We can just decide that our world should be different. That modern JavaScript can be made with #nobuild. That SaaS services can move out of the cloud. That Apple is not the end of history.

The one question that answers every case: "Does the caller decide, or does the type decide?" Caller → <T> Type → associatedtype Both → combine them Full breakdown with a Scientific Instruments example + playground code: youtu.be/FfwKXOhRn7Y

Same concept. Different decider. struct Cache<T> ← caller decides T protocol Cache { ← conformer decides Item associatedtype Item } Both parameterize by type. The only difference is who makes the call.

Swift won't let you write this: protocol Cache<T> { ... } Compiler says: "Protocols do not allow generic parameters; use associated types instead." Here's why: Generics are for CALLERS. Associated types are for IMPLEMENTERS. Same variable. Different decider.

It would really be nice if SwiftUI environment variables would update with any regularity.

@azamsharp And the audio clicking…. Killing that process over and over.

I hate macOS Tahoe!! So many issues. Mac Mini goes to sleep and never wakes up. Everything has become super laggy. Absolute garbage OS!!

One of the fun parts of SwiftUI is the wide variety of implementation choices.

SwiftUI Unit Testing Setup Made EASY youtu.be/D8dpJOFNYz0

How To Make Your SwiftUI Navigation Bar Look Awesome! youtu.be/gO04xRk48ow

I feel like SwiftUIs Divider should have some way of adjusting its height. Alas, that does not seem to be the case.

Went to learn some cool Swift for-loop tricks? Checkout my new video. 3 Loop Tricks Every Coder Should Know! (Plus a bonus!) youtu.be/libDQGE3Ft4

Interested in expanding your Swift For Loop skills? Checkout this video for some neat tricks! (And thanks to @natpanferova for her excellent tips in her Swift Gems book!) youtu.be/libDQGE3Ft4

@azamsharp Seriously stoked for this.

Just wrapped up another chapter for my SwiftUI Architecture book.

Wonder how to change a navigation bar back button image in SwiftUI, look no further: youtu.be/9CO4ah53F4M?si…

TIL you can test screen zoom levels in the simulator via the Settings app (Settings -> Developer -> Display Zoom). It's normal in Settings -> Brightness & Display. @rocketsim_app any chance to get this as a feature?