Daniel Rinser

iOS developer, freelancer. 📱💻☕️👨‍👩‍👦‍👦🏓

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@phlp Schön dass du die App noch nutzt. Ich werde auf jeden Fall versuchen sie lauffähig zu halten. Bevor ich was Größeres daran mache, müsste ich aber wohl vieles neu bauen, und dazu müsste ich erstmal das Businessmodell überdenken.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

Well, that sounds promising! Do we finally not have to drop back to UIKit for the navigation part of our apps? 😀

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@fruitcoder Not too far-fetched, given that they consider “building a snowman” a snow sport… ⛄️ https://t.co/sR4OUHIb4z

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@chriseidhof Not sure a bit is enough. There’s a third state of uncertainty, which you’d handle by awkwardly not trying to address them in the second person at all. 🙈

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@nicklockwood A perfect time for my all time favorite short talk. https://t.co/iwpGsdWdmI

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@manuelmaly Yep, ran into that as well, super weird. But for us it was fixed with iOS 15 IIRC.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@Stk_Brandenburg Könnt ihr mir das bitte als Fax schicken? Dieses Internetz funktioniert irgendwie nicht bei euch.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@denisenepraunig In cases like this I often insert some small “mistakes” on purpose (eg. a typo in an expected string). Sounds weird, but I really like seeing a test fail before it passes to be sure it actually tests the right thing.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@chriseidhof Gotta love side-effects in while conditions… 🙈

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[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@breakthesystem As an alternative, there is always withAnimation, where only state changes that happen inside the passed closure are animated. Might be helpful if the collection is not equatable. But of course both approaches only work if the other unwanted animations are not triggered by that.

[Luca Bernardi @luka_bernardi]

SwiftUI has a new, pretty cool, **debugging** utility to help you understand what is causing a view to be reevaluated.

Call `Self._printChanges()` inside the body of a view to print out the changes that have triggered the view update.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@chrismeissner @pixelkind I had also thought of buying an ultra wide at some point, but decided against it due to the low ppi. I wanted a “retina” feeling, and you just don’t have that at ~110 ppi. 32” at 4K isn’t technically retina either, but not distinguishable to my eye at normal distance.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

My ancient 24“ Dell display finally died with a 💥. Any recommendations for a display to use with a 15” MacBook Pro? Should be min 27”, have a decent pixel density and USB-C with power delivery.

(No, Apple’s new display is not an option...)

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@chrismeissner @pixelkind 60W PD is sometimes not enough for the 16” MacBook Pro under high load (battery discharging slowly). But that’s not an issue for me, since I don’t use it under heavy load for multiple hours.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@Gernot In dem Konzern, für den ich gerade arbeite, werden sogar konkrete Daten auf Basis der Kalenderwochen angegeben: KW 4.5 (Freitag in KW 4). 🙄

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[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@christian_beer Previews can be annoying, but they do work most of the time for me. I just don’t understand why they make it SO hard to get to the real error message (generate diagnostics report, reveal in finder etc.). Often just a simple issue.

[Daniel Rinser @danielrinser]

@vanbillstedt @omichde You can also get the publishers for individual Published properties via the projected value: yourObject.$someProperty.sink ...