I made a thingβ¦
Cutlist is an app that helps #videoediting and #vfx professionals take their timeline info and publish it into their project management tacking software. Works great with Autodesk Flow Production Tacking.
Beta available here: https://t.co/tEtU3dPV7V
@Taherkapadia1 I ran into this too. It appears .darkBackground is a different colour if itβs applied to a List vs. ScrollView. So Instead of using List, I used a ForEach inside of a ScrollView to match the original LazyVGrid
My Day 42 Challenge from #100DaysOfSwiftUI. I extracted the ScrollView out and swapped them based on a toggle driven by the toolbar button. I also toggled the SF Symbol for the button itself as a nice little UI change.
Taking some time off #100DaysOfSwiftUI to work on my own personal SwiftUI project. Tonightβs task: Figure out how to resize TableColumn to not clip content.
@jtaby@retool Not for App Store Connect, but Iβve used this to generate Apple Music and Apple Maps JWTs. I would imagine itβs similar if not the same for ASC: https://t.co/DbCkhrfgYa
The annual Yahoo Fantasy report card is how I judge written content generated by machine learning. Where are the DALL-E 2, Midjourney Stablediffusion like advancements in written content?
Ah yes, @YahooFantasy draft grade season. Where a dude that kept Nyheim Hines and drafted Devin Duverney in the 3rd round because his projections had a glitch becomes the highest draft grade.
Day 38 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI complete. Using ternary operators for styling is easy for two options. For more than two, I created a custom ViewModifier but still needed to pass in the value. Not sure if Content has a way of accessing the value of the Text View without extensions?
Day 27 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI complete. Getting the hang of triggering views & alerts because a boolean is true seems a bit odd to my old school mindset, but also really simple?
Finished the πͺ¨ π βοΈ challenge from Day 25 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI Even if you know you can safely force unwrap an Optional, is it still best to if let it anyways?