@HappyScaleApp @russshanahan Icing on the cake would be able to select between all the primary cards: Weight Loss Progress, Recent Stats, Weight Trends, Predictions in various sizes and combos
@HappyScaleApp @russshanahan The Weight Loss Progress card for sure. That's what keeps me opening Happy Scale everyday, and keeps me motivated, so having it on my home screen only keeps it that much more top of mind. 1/2
Don’t be afraid of Covid?
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@designatednerd My team has been using buddybuild for years and I love it. But I’m also disappointed because Apple really hasn’t done much with the service besides turned off android builds.
Here's a demo of how to "flatten the async" and unit test closures callbacks on static methods, specifically UIView.animate. Shoutout to @qcoding and @joemasilotti for the help https://t.co/OESuVaY0Q2 (Blog post to come)
I'm still working through #100daysofswiftui - just having fun taking my time with Day 35's challenge, it's a doozy. Loving the open ended nature of the milestone challenges 💪
@qcoding@joemasilotti Ya'll rock, thanks so much. Got it working. Will extract out of real code later and post the full working example. Great pattern.
@joemasilotti@qcoding How would u test UIView.animation blocks like this:
func scrollViewDidScroll(_ scrollView: UIScrollView) {
if someState {
UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.25) {
self.nextButton.alpha = 1.0
}
}
}