CosmicFlamingo is on Bluesky

@parrots Although it took more than 2.5 years of keeping that RGB code in my Colors.swift file, I finally found a place to use it; my launch screen LOL

@parrots @selvarajashish OH SNAP THANK YOU!!!

Yes, come to an iOS dev conference to see me talk. #rebel #deepdishswift

@steipete Literally unusable 😜

SQLite really has some OBSCURE bugs. sqlite.org/forum/forumpos…

The way I see it, and this is purely speculation, I don't have any inside information, there is spectrum of how private a private API is. On the one extreme, you've got APIs that one could make a pretty strong argument for not being private at all. Take UIKeyboardType, for example. There's an undocumented Emoji keyboard type. You can access it using the public init(rawValue:) initialiser, passing in a value of 11, if I recall correctly. Standard Swift syntax. Documented initialiser. On the other extreme, you've got dynamically loading private system frameworks. Apple will almost definitely catch you doing this as, at runtime, your binary will link against frameworks it has no business linking against. If you try and use a private entitlement, you can't even load your app on a device that isn't the simulator (without jailbreaking). value(forKey:), setValue(_:forKey:), performSelector(_:), NSClassFromString(_:) etc. all exist somewhere on this spectrum, but I'm just not convinced it's the sort of thing Apple care about so long as it doesn't cause crashes etc. Apple have bigger fish to fry than you calling -[UIScreen _displayCornerRadius]. Just be smart about it, handle failure, and you'll probably be good. Telegram certainly are. 😄 Like I said, all speculation, pinch of salt etc. Maybe there's an enormous effort going on internally to start catching this stuff...but I doubt it :)

@krzyzanowskim Looks like someone hasn't read Rhonda Byrne's "The Secret"

Mark, you're selling ads. That's not the most important technology in the world. by a mile. touch the grass dude

Every Flutter and React Native developer is just one bad day away from becoming a Native iOS developer.

@joshdholtz 🎵”It’s tearin’ up my heaaaart when I’m with youuuuu” 🎶

Kids are both in bed so.. Tonight's evening work session in the Holtz household is brought to you by 90s hits

@krzyzanowskim Tomorrow? You should quit now.

I spent 3 days debugging an issue. fix is 5 characters long should I quit my job tomorrow?

@SebJVidal I feel like that Gaussian curve meme belongs here, where the outliers all re-use existing frameworks and the middle create their own.

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@krzyzanowskim Ironed out usability issues*

@krzyzanowskim I’m sticking with Swift 5.10 until maybe 6.1 when they’ve ironed out usability like this. It’ll surely get better, right? 🦗🦗🦗 ….right?

this happens when I add single, and only "@ MainActor". that is 80 errors in the Swift 6 language mode. I would rather stick to not opt-in actors annotation

@adamlyttleapps Gorgeous!

Piano keys revamped only using SwiftUi Views Frosted background Beveled appearance on black keys 👌

@pointfreeco Then 50% off your second year, and 75% off your third year?

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@krzyzanowskim TIL Marcin is an OG crypto bro.

CryptoSwift is musl-libc compatible now with 1.8.4 github.com/krzyzanowskim/… musl.libc.org

@loverofapps Oh, not approved. Sorry :(

@loverofapps Cha-ching!

The 2nd app was approved with the subscription not being approved. Now I will get on that rollercoaster for a few days :)

@Barbapapapps Add a condition that uses this code if they aren’t a paying customer 😜🤣

This is all it takes to crash an app on watchOS. Embarrassing. FB16107762

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what's correct: userID or userId

@krzyzanowskim I would never do that to you Marcin ❤️

Xcode re-enabled predictive code completion for me, and oh boy, I'm already annoyed. it is not helping. at all.

@krzyzanowskim FFT: 😢

if something name starts with "fast", that doesn’t make it fast