iOS Developer 📱 Ray Wenderlich resident author 📘 He/Him
New York, USA
Joined February 2013
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I've been making apps for years now and I have to say the work @Twitch on iOS put into handling PiP both inside and outside the app actually made me go "wow, how did they do that?"
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Have you ever come across a big or scary class but not known how to get started fixing it? In @amlcurran's new Pro course: SOLID in Real-World iOS Apps, learn how to identify key problems in the code and fix them in a structured way!
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Meet @jay_strawn_, one of our iOS Bootcamp mentors! He's a former librarian passionate about languages both human & code-based. When not working as an iOS Developer, he enjoys being an ESL conversation partner & reading zines!
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With iOS 14, if you’re deep in a navigation stack and want to quickly head back to a level, you can long-press the back button to bring up the history stack. Another reason to use stock UI elements.
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To give you an idea of how awesome `UICollectionView.CellRegistration` is, I threw together a quick minimal demo. Looks so much cleaner than the old way. Notice how the cell is strongly typed and no casting is needed... #wwdc2020
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I saw this and I wanted to retweet it but the protester’s face was in it... so I cropped it but I did need this to be seen.
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I've noticed that when politicians talk about protests, they lump everyone together and generalize, i.e looting, rioters. However, when they talk about cops they always make distinctions, the majority are good, just one bad apple, etc. That rhetoric says much about what ails us
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Giving good feedback is so important, as it helps your team learn from each other and be the best you can be.
Here are our 5 best practices:
1. You are not a judge, you are a coach.
2. Make the effort.
3. Start positively.
4. Offer concrete suggestions.
5. End positively.
My book, Design Patterns by Tutorials, is 50% off until this Monday... and it's also included at an even steeper discount in our Advanced iOS and Swift Black Friday book bundle! store.raywenderlich.com/prod…
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Design patterns are very useful. Every dev should know how to implement them & when to apply them. Learn each pattern and incorporate them into a real-world app in Design Patterns by Tutorials by @jrg_developer @jay_strawn_!
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Has anyone tried Catalina Beta 5 yet? Does it fix the "../../../" issue with file locations in XCode?
Last chance to grab a copy!
There's a slick Black Friday bundle in the Ray Wenderlich store! (And the book I wrote a few chapters of is half price) store.raywenderlich.com/
There's a slick Black Friday bundle in the Ray Wenderlich store! (And the book I wrote a few chapters of is half price) store.raywenderlich.com/