FOLLOWS YOU. Freelance Senior iOS & Flutter Engineer 🍏. Formerly @IBM. Making iOS Videos! Unity Award 2011 Nominee. Not on the 30u30 list, opinions are my own
My 🏀Basketball-Widget-App has a release out that makes sure the app runs smoothly on the newest iOS version, go check it out! :) https://t.co/RDce6w1JNf
2.5 years in the frame of my new cube-bike broke. This is not supposed to happen, right? My older bike’s frame is atill holding strong after 24 years now
This flyer for a Pico VR Space Dev hackathon/competition was handed out at @NextAppDevCon, and now, just a few days
later, the website requires a password.
What is going on here? Did they vibecode the website and it already stopped working?
Today in #FlutterDev: Love the new guard-pattern! But now we have another thing that shares a name with an iOS element, but has an entirely different functionality 😯
A stepped SwiftUI `Slider` finally shows its steps on iOS 26.
When you use `step: 1`, SwiftUI adds a tick mark for every possible value. You don't need to draw them yourself.
@pvncher@rms80 Bane of my existence is people using high-quality placeholder art (or slop art now) when building something, not realizing this is hurting their project
A lot of folks getting into game dev with ai don’t know this but, you really need to make sure your game is fun without a bunch of fancy art.
Llms make it too easy to build visually rich levels with no real gameplay. That’s backwards!
Found something funny when reading Tailscale code.
They use a Cyrillic letter "ж" (reads as "zh") for the variable which shouldn't be exposed to callers and mutated. This is an artificial barrier for human devs that should raise concerns when trying to type it.
Apparently it looks like an asterisk meaning it's a pointer. But for me it's a familiar letter which I didn't expect to see in the code and was like Ж? WAT?
Yeah, you can use unicode letters in Go code if you want.
I now really want to use something like that in my code because I bet it'll make me smile every time I see it