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@brittnaynay3 @hytebrand @Palit_Global Let’s go

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@BKAngryKing @SebJVidal @SEDIDEL While he did provide a working example, his list of what Seb did wrong is incorrect and Seb outlined why each piece of feedback is incorrect. The feedback provided should’ve correctly addressed WHY Seb’s example is not working as intended but it didn’t.

@SebJVidal @SEDIDEL Dude he provided a working example of what you failed to do and you still claim he's wrong? wtf is this mentality...?

It's hard not to add fuel to the "is SwiftUI production-ready" fire when this is the state of the "best way to build an app" 6 years after the framework was released... 🙃 ~30 lines of (admittedly sloppy) but simple code, unusable on iOS 26. Oh! And it works just fine on 18 🫠

I dressed regularly in a large variety of pajama pants to work at my software engineer job everyday for 3 years and still going. No one said anything. My pants drawer is the best thing ever

@jacobtechtavern This is exactly how I do mine

Advanced SwiftUI tip for iOS devs: I love using enums to implement my design systems. You can get progressive disclosure, intelligent defaults, and full customisation within your system. (composition shills are welcome to spew vitriol below)

@FeristalJ Petition to Fork the Repo and make something called Nightmare

Also if you see anyone trying to advertise Lopporit pleeease for your own dignity don't. That's sync is primarily from people that got banned from Mare for nsfw childcontent and other such things.

R.i.P Mare thank you for everything

Dude, fuck cancer.

@TheNickster27 @drakanous The calyx locker was the best part

@drakanous Honestly I never did an escape room type of game before, it was a unique experience I called my friends about it and immediately came over to help out...one got jump scared by the calyx locker

So I've heard a lot of people say they DIDN'T like the "escape room" from the 7.3 MSQ... but I kinda enjoyed not having "press A simulator" for once. I actually took notes. Am I alone or are other enjoyers just laying low?

@krzyzanowskim I can’t give away all of my secrets but yes she definitely said that. As for if it’s true - let’s just say I am wise beyond my years

@krakendev yes

I’ve just been informed by my daughter that I’m so fat and old that I caused the Big Bang

@krzyzanowskim Is it true I caused the Big Bang or that my daughter said this about me?

@krakendev is that true?

Told my wife she has “bodacious bazongas” today and my daughter overheard it. She retched and said “please don’t ever say that again” and ran away. Kids these days just don’t understand romance

@mvdleek @jacobtechtavern I read it. I like the longer posts it’s better than tapping a link for me

@jacobtechtavern Go write a book nobody reads this insanely long posts on their phone i think.😁

How does Swift 6.2 Approachable Concurrency behave? Swift was originally introduced with a clear vision of “progressive disclosure”, where it was easy to pick up, and more complex language features would slowly become clear as you needed more advanced use cases. In early 2025, the Swift team released a vision document in Swift Evolution that admitted the original implementation of Swift 6 strict concurrency checking to guarantee memory safety was a little heavy-handed, and went against progressive disclosure (anyone maintaining pre-concurrency legacy project with 3,000+ noisy Sendable-related warnings can attest to this). The vision introduced a path to progressive disclosure of concurrency: 1. Single-threaded sequential code, without parallelism or data race issues. 2. Async code without data-race safety errors, allowing basic suspension. 3. Introducing parallelism to achieve high performance, using the compiler to protect against data races. The Swift 6 language mode enables this progressive disclosure with new features that introduce this “approachable concurrency” configuration. The “Default Actor Isolation” mode allows you to tie a whole app to the MainActor, creating a new single-threaded default mode for Swift Concurrency. In modular apps, this might can be applied across UI modules, with the rest of your libraries working in parallel. There is also an “Approachable Concurrency” language mode which affects the way tasks are scheduled on executors. It slightly simplifies the way actor context is inherited: an async function call called from a @MainActor function will inherit the same main actor context. Swift 6.2 also introduces a new keyword, @concurrent. This is an explicit way to offload work to a background thread. When you want a function to run on a background thread, you can explicitly mark it with this attribute. Interestingly, for URLSession network calls, these run on a background thread by default, so they won’t block while suspended, even with full main actor and approachable concurrency modes enabled. You can also use this attribute when declaring a Task. The net effect of these changes is to make Swift Concurrency more predictable, and simpler to adopt incrementally. Data race safety in high-performance parallel code can be achieved, but bread-and-butter feature work shouldn’t be encumbered with hard-to-parse data isolation warnings. In short, when you are rolling a multi-module app, you can’t go wrong making your UI modules concurrent. With new projects, it’s a great idea to start off with the strictest possible concurrency and isolation settings, then moving away when required. When both approachable concurrency and default actor isolation are enabled, Michael Long’s research showed that your code can always be expected to run on the main thread, except in 3 cases: - The @concurrent attribute - Any actor other than the main actor (they have their own serial executor, remember!) - A detached task Take my new Swift Concurrency course here 🧵🚀 blog.jacobstechtavern.com/p/swift-concur…

New Strat: Tony’s Creole Seasoning and pickles. You’re welcome

@Blubao_art Hey! LISTEN!!! Drink some water too

Keep pushing keep cooking work even harder RAAAA!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

SUCH DEVASTATION… THIS WAS NOT MY INTENTION…

I fried them up. Best French fries I’ve ever had. You could really feel the love that went into them

@xgigglypuff I can’t believe I let him make it to second base. We were scheduled for third base tomorrow but I’ve since canceled our appointment I don’t know what to do now

@krakendev There are four people in this thread dating our boyfriend, Hector 😩

I don’t want to post in one of those “Are We Dating the Same Guy” facebook groups because I don’t want to make it weird, but I was hoping I could reach out to you guys to investigate. I’ve been seeing this guy for awhile, and I’m suspicious that he’s seeing other people. He makes great money at a tech company, which is a huge perk, but he’s told me different company names every time I ask? And he mentions different coworkers. Is this not a red flag? It seems like he can’t even remember. If he were actually at work when he cancels plans with me, wouldn’t he be able to keep his story straight? His name is Soham Parekh, if any of you all are also seeing him, please let me know.