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@nitzukai are these made by scott forstall

some cool toolbar icons from iWork '09

@jvepng yea😞

@absolute__tk And that pricing was crazy back then, now it's just another day

It’s 2017 and you’ve just bought the iPhone X

@Baconbrix @Dimillian what's the problem with swiftui being closed-source?

@absolute__tk @Dimillian Swift isn’t a library. SwiftUI is

swift

@futureform_ looks normal

@absolute__tk It's the macOS Tips app 💀

Why are the corner radii in macOS Tahoe so bad

@futureform_ ahh this is unexpected. i will see it by myself😭

@Baconbrix @Dimillian swift is open source no?

@Dimillian If the main library is open source

nobody knew who was behind this account… then my friend @tamasbodo calls me and starts talking about my @framer template… he has NO idea he’s talking to the guy who made it. 🤣

こういうのが好きなんでしょ…？

グッときた？

こういうこと？

グッときた？♡

その日の気分やコーデによってカラーを変えちゃおねーさんFA

マスクお姉さんfa😷

マスクお姉さんが非常に"""癖(へき)"""でしたので 僭越ながら声を当ててみました🙇‍♀️ (画像をお借りしました)

薬局のポップに描かれてるマスクおねーさんがなんかグッときた

I recently discovered that the SwiftUI EnvironmentValues infant contains Device Corner Radius value, but it’s not available for use. However, we can easily extract those values using a simple String Regex. With this information, we can basically Backport the ConcentricRectangle shape for older iOS versions as well. For More, check out this video. youtu.be/D6vOHiBpemM NOTE: I tested this even with iOS 16, and the value is indeed present. It’s possible that it’s available for even older versions, but I haven’t tested it yet.

Perplexity’s @comet browser and Safari on my ancient iPhone