Rufus Mall

iOS developer/3D/AR. Also love playing and listening to music! Spent most of my working life building outdoor AR apps!

Currently iOS Engineer @ASOS

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@alpennec That has been available for years, but I think you used to have to access it via instruments!
I haven’t used it in a while.
It’s very good with SwiftUI if you want to see if things slipped past “diffing” and are being redrawn unexpectedly.

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@merowing_ Nice one. Thanks. Have you experimented with pointing the https://t.co/Vm27ssOl65 to code template files (moustache/stencil etc)? I was considering trying this. The idea was whenever/as we add more code templates the agent file stays in sync.

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@steipete Fork!

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@scaphandrierweb Thanks!

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@anumness Same way I would in a medium sized team. I review my code at pr before merging. I don’t use feature branches. I break the work up into small logical chunks. Branch for a view, one for viewmodel, maybe a few for logic etc and then at the end a riskier PR that wires it together

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@coconutgamezz Haha

[Paul Hudson @twostraws]

Have you ever pressed Cmd+R in the iOS Simulator ("Record Screen") rather than Cmd+R in Xcode ("Run"), then realize later you accidentally recorded a 20-minute video of the simulator doing nothing? Go to Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > App Shortcuts and change it 👍

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@ios_dev_alb Add the difference library. XCTest is so horrible to use without it!

https://t.co/l3ub1Sj8KF

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@sond813 For us, we had 2k or so of these controllers retained by the window. My quick hack/solution was to just manually execute the run loop inline. Using https://t.co/DZVjreDzDN(<insertSomeParams>)

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@BenjiNaesen I LOVED THOSE GAMES. I literally wasted years of my life playing those games online! It’s a shame EA took the servers down :(

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@adamlyttleapps 100 percent means it has made out 1 core, 200 percent means 2 cores (or maybe hardware threads) are maxed out

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@seanallen_dev I have Xcode announce “build complete” or “build failed” so I always know to jump back to it 😂. The audio alerts always help. Just be careful when programming during meetings…

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@seanallen_dev I never use it. I try to avoid using my mouse in general. I feel like pressing CTRL + 6 gives very similar benefits.

[Krzysztof Zabłocki @merowing_]

🚀 Launching a new project https://t.co/bdqYrvkYyf your go-to hub for community-curated Macros, insightful articles, and valuable tools.

Swift Macros opens a new frontier for our code.

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[Nat Friedman @natfriedman]

We're using a particle accelerator and AI to read a lost library from a dead empire.

People have been trying to read the Herculaneum Papyri for 275 years.

With your help, we'll do it in 2023.

Thrilled to announce the Vesuvius Challenge:

https://t.co/KYVyona2fW

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@Gurpartap @joshavant @nicklockwood @SteveBarnegren Nice! I didn’t k kw about cmd + opt + —. I wish Xcode made the shortcuts etc more discoverable.

[Almor Tech @AlmorTech]

When you are trying to help with someone else's code

[Roshan Patel @roshanpateI]

bless her little heart

[Rufus Mall @RufusProgrammer]

@marksimpson82 Radiohead is the best!