Marko @ Mobile Coding Factory

Indie iOS developer 💻 📱

TanLine app -

[Marko @ Mobile Coding Factory @MobileCoding]

Little late to the party, but starting with my #shipaton #indie #app idea: simple but effective screen time app - DropIt.
Thanks @RevenueCat for making us stay up late building apps 😆

[Marko @ Mobile Coding Factory @MobileCoding]

TanLine 2.6.0 is live!

NEW: Log your sunscreen and watch a live protection countdown. TanLine reminds you to reapply before it wears off — from your widget, Lock Screen, or just ask Siri.

#Sunscreen #SPF #SkinCare #SunSafety #SunscreenReview #iOSApp #ProductShelf #TanLineApp

[Marko @ Mobile Coding Factory @MobileCoding]

@FloWritesCode Keep it going 💪

[Swift Language @SwiftLang]

Announcing Swift Async Algorithms, a new open source package providing asynchronous functions for zip(), merge(), debounce(), and more. https://t.co/qprF2JLNH8

[Flo writes Code @FloWritesCode]

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LaunchBuddy is out now! Retweets & Reviews are highly appreciated. ❤️

[Cosmin @cosmincodes]

Today I learned that in Swift you can have default values for keys that are not in the dictionary 🤯

[Austin Condiff @austincondiff]

Calling all #Swift devs! Be part of the next generation in code editing. This community-driven, open source, #macOS-native project needs awesome contributors like you. Let's make this happen together! 💪🏻
https://t.co/FYryny8ouU

[Swift Language @SwiftLang]

Today, Swift is taking a big step forward in growing the community by open sourcing https://t.co/1HnUB5gsDA and announcing a new workgroup to drive it. Read more: https://t.co/YkgDm5Cr9h

[Jordi Bruin @jordibruin]

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[Zach Shakked @zachshakked]

I've been building apps since 2014 and have made a TON of mistakes along the way. Let me save you some time and help you avoid a lot of pain and frustration, here are my 50 tips for making it as a solo developer

[Basic Apple Guy @BasicAppleGuy]

History of #AppleEvent invitations

[Indie Life Unfolding @IndieLifeComics]

Refactoring

[Flo writes Code @FloWritesCode]

Want a fancier navigationTitle in #SwiftUI?

You can add a ToolbarItem with a placement of .navigationBarLeading or .principal instead, which lets you fully customise what's shown.

[Indie Life Unfolding @IndieLifeComics]

Momentum

[Saagar Jha @_saagarjha]

Tip: when expanding an Xcode XIP archive, use the command line (xip --expand) rather than Archive Utility. It’s at least 25% faster–sometimes even twice as fast, depending on the circumstances. They both call into the Bom API, so I profiled both to see why there’s a difference.

[John Sundell @johnsundell]

Not quite done with Swift articles for 2021 😀

This week's article is about performing async actions within SwiftUI views, and shows an example of building an async button complete with a loading spinner, automatic disabling, dynamic options, and more 👍

https://t.co/8J2yDI6220

[Marko @ Mobile Coding Factory @MobileCoding]

Finally! Swift Playgrounds 4 is available https://t.co/blmsPDqX2O

[John Sundell @johnsundell]

Unit testing asynchronous code typically involves protocols, mocking types, and more. But does it really have to be that way? What if we could use the power of async/await to be able to simply inject our async dependencies as functions? Let's explore! 😀

https://t.co/GJpArNoAwB

[CommitStrip @CommitStrip]

We all do it, right?
https://t.co/QDuc1l1K17

[Jordan Morgan @JordanMorgan10]

Normalize building tiny apps with SwiftUI for your own specific needs.