Swift Packages support localization out of the box. Every feature module should contain its localization file and be ready to build and run as a separate microapp. We can enable localization in the Package.swift file by adding a single line of code.
https://t.co/lhGYhRaeY4
Excited to launch https://t.co/4IY14OuiCw today! 🎉 Heavily inspired by Rust’s Are We Web Yet site, we hope to grow it into a solid resource for showcasing Swift on the Server and a comprehensive collection of packages to use.
Apple using Vapor for their backend services is a really empowering statement. If Apple and Amazon can use it, it’s ready for production. #ServerSideSwift
Who doesn’t hate writing boilerplate code? 🙋🏻♂️
It’s super boring and time consuming 😞
What if I told you there’s a feature in Xcode that can make it much easier 😀
Let me introduce you to Multiple Cursors 🔥
https://t.co/Ngl3dtRYF5
Completely blown away with remote debugging of @codevapor applications in linux docker containers using #vscode - “It just works” - Thanks @daveverwer for your overview last week that convinced me to finally look into this after years of doing it by hand! https://t.co/0dys6RA6Gh
If you have a real device with iOS 16 connected to Xcode, there is a new button int the preview that is “Preview on Device”. When this is checked, your phone turns into the preview window and you see live updates as you code. Discovered this thanks to a question from @kct3937
It’s very bad that the canonical source of information about how something works on an Apple platform is often found at 23:19 of a random WWDC video rather than actual documentation.
Was just reminded that as of iOS 15 there’s the new dynamicTypeSize Environment Value for SwiftUI — which means you can easily do handy dynamic layouts like this #accessibility
It's been far too long since my last #EuropeanBios thread, but getting married is very distracting! Entry #73 is Ada Lovelace, regarded as the first computer programmer, and I am here to enthusiastically back up that story: she talked like a coder, before there was any code.
@russshanahan @codevapor We’ve been using @codevapor in production for over 4 years now on linux in AWS ECS containers. We’ve recently deployed async/await code to production. All has worked beautifully, no problems.
SwiftUI provides us with the @SceneStorage allowing us to store values in the memory allocated by the current scene. It means every scene has private storage that other scenes can’t access. The system is entirely responsible for managing per-scene storage.
https://t.co/FPULLztr8O