Renish Poudel

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@sarperdag Try modifying in this ios part into your Package.swift. Replace the version with whatever your Xcode is using. Lmk if the .build is generated. name: "", platforms: [.iOS("17.6")], products: [ .library(name: packageName, targets: [packageName]) ],

@renishis Yes

There is no reason to not use Cursor over Xcode as of now for Swift/SwiftUI. The benefits of AI code complete outweigh the inconvenience of switching tabs to check previews/build your project. @chemodachameleon/ios-development-on-cursor-vscode-9908d0874f01" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@chemodachamel…

@sarperdag No it should automatically create a .build file for indexing when you restart cursor/lsp. Are you developing for iOS?

@renishis Nope, I don’t use Cursor’s build commands. I have my own shell script for that.

@sarperdag Does it generate a .build file? The settings.json will be empty if you have no custom settings.

@renishis Thanks for looking into this but still can't get it to work for me. There's no usersettings.json, only settings.json and it's empty for me?! And even if I append the code you suggested, nothing changed.

@sarperdag Okay I think I figured it out, lmk if it works. Command+Shift+P, and go to vscode usersettings JSON. Append this: { "swift.sourcekit-lsp.backgroundIndexing": true } Unfortunately they haven't added indexing for UI Components which sucks. This only really wokrks on functions.

@sarperdag No the problem is that I got it working for me but I can't undo it. So I can't figure out which part is needed to get it working for *everyone*.

@sarperdag yea you're right, working on it. Lmk if you figure out a solution as well.

@renishis Just tried again, neither ctrl+click > Go to definition nor cmd+click to directly go to definition works for my swift code... My vscode settings file also seems empty...

@sarperdag you might want to check your .vscode file in case it disabled anything for your swift project. Your talking about this screen though right?

@sarperdag are you using cursor or vscode?

@sarperdag What are you trying to do? Ctrl click on a variable should work by default (VScode/Cursor) and this changes nothing related to that.

@renishis Great tutorial, however I'm having trouble getting cmt+clicking on variables to work. Any ideas?

When you work on a bug for 3 hours only for the IDE to crash and then everything work perfectly…

I’m a little late to the party here but this is definitely worth reading. omegle.com

TYSM to the professor who gave me a tour of my university’s particle accelerator and electron microscope’s! Easy way to make a nerds week :)

🥳 Thanks buildspace! .@_buildspace

@RewindAI This is sick. Can you guys add a backup feature though? I mean it takes way too much storage; I want to save the stuff so I can rewind the data for years not just a month. Data you currently have to a disk and it deletes it from your PC, or having a plan with storage would work.

🧠How to remember everything about anyone: Thomas, a program manager, uses Rewind as his own personal knowledge management system. With audio capture on, he says aloud what he wants to remember about someone, & asks Rewind about it later before he meets them again. Watch:

@synthpolis This is sick, but it saves everything? I’m worried about the encryption here, it says on your GitHub that you encrypt the data with a API keys generated by the owner of the sever. Wouldn’t that be you guys by default(most people won’t self-host)?!? Spyware by proxy, no?

@_nightsweekends 🫡

gm :) drop a 🫡 if you're still around.

@tamagui_js man really used super shy background music

Something big is here 👀 tamagui.dev/takeout

@_virajpatel1 @_buildspace @_nightsweekends Yup definitely a WIP.

@renishis @_buildspace @_nightsweekends I like the seamless design, can't figure out exactly what it does from the demo though.

I was pretty busy with college this week, but I managed to scrap a simple app concept toy real quick. cc: @_buildspace @_nightsweekends