@gamefromscratch been doing iOS for more than 10 years. Used AppCode since 2017, it's never been perfect but was a far better IDE than Xcode. Jetbrains dropping support is sad but understandable. But to me it'll be good excuse to move away from iOS dev in 2024
@benjamincrozat Does it mean you consider yourself a "top performer", because I have news for you, you definitely are not. We nuked 95% of your code since you left. But the "don't care for projects" part, that I give you. Not sure I would be proud of it though
@0xced That's what I used to do until recently. Now using two separate apps. One never goes live on the store and has special CI treatment like icon watermark (build #) and targets stage env. Has multiple benefits but having both on device is a great value
@steipete you seem to promote a lot of those lately. Yet you have a corporate FB account (maybe personal) and use FB tools at your company. How do you think those things have come to existence ? I find those statements really ironic
Trying the Twitter app from the Mac App Store.
• There is no padding at all between my username and the gray focus.
• The keyboard arrows do not move the cursor at all.
• Pressing the tab key does not select the password field!
It confirms that Catalyst doesn't give you much.
So @DREVO_US is this actually your software on Mac ? Cause, I mean, couldn’t you use the 8 months delay to make something idw, usable ? A single light option ? Seriously ? BTW nothing syncs with the keyboard
@DREVO_US I mean @DREVO_US … This is really the soft you were promoting on Kickstarter ??? I had to show this to my colleagues. We had a pretty good laugh.
I'm old enough to remember when you could debug in Xcode without shitloads of casts. This is fucking ridiculous:
(lldb) p (UIEdgeInsets)[((UIView *)((UIViewController *)((UINavigationController *)self.navigationController).viewControllers.lastObject).view) safeAreaInsets]