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📱 Developer on  platforms 👨‍💻 Mobile Consultant @ Netlight 💛 Love talking about Swift • SwiftUI • iOS 🏡 Interested in Smart Home & KNX 🇩🇪 Living in Munich with my family 👩‍❤️‍👨👧👶 Developer of @getskydeck.app 🌐 https://freiwald.dev
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I thought it was updated with 4.6? 🫣
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Some NavigationLink would be enough. I have a LogView to see the current logs. Would be cool to open these view from the Debug Menu. Otherwise I would need my own Debug View where I can navigate to my Logs or to Spices.
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That’s exactly what I wanted to ask for yesterday 🙃
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Interesting, normally I use callAsFunctiom for this github.com/swiftlang/sw...
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Warum? Der geht immer noch davon aus, dass er gewinnen kann..
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I’ve been diving deep into IceCubesApp by @dimillian.app, and it’s an incredible open-source project worth checking out. Also, the frameworks and example apps by @pointfree.co are super helpful if you’re looking to learn something new in iOS development—highly recommend exploring their work!
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HTTPie
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Isn't the talk by @mikaelacaron.com missing from the schedule? fosdem.org/2025/schedul...
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Don’t trust the inline errors 🥲
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I had to start reading it twice to understand that it’s not swiftlang releated 😄
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I already muted the hash #100DaysOfSwiftUI for myself which helped a lot :) So you could argue people can filter this by them self if its too annoying
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I know, but I always forget how to use it 😅
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shipfruitful.now ? 😄
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Proxyman Cleanshot or similar Postman or Httpie
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Und die Bauern sind schuld 😄 „Durch Pflugarbeiten wurden heute Morgen um 8:37 Uhr unsere Kabel mehrfach beschädigt.“
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Liegt wohl eher an der großflächigen Störung des Netzes 😉 www.merkur.de/lokales/erdi...
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I‘m using a pre-push git hook which checks if something has changed and asks to copy the new macros.json to the ci_scripts folder.
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You should have received an invite ☺️
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Same hope as for the last 10 years of releases 😄
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I will send you a DM ☺️
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I can send you a TestFlight invite for @getskydeck.app if you want ☺️
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The sad thing is that people will fall for it again and again.
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If you are fine with wrong data and paying 1000$ a month for the usage in the future 😄
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Does is enable building iOS apps with just a Package.swift file like Swift Playground in the future?
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In your json, defs contains preferences but not items. But preferences contains items.
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Isn’t the message about that „defs“ object doesn’t have any „items“ but expecting some?
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The question is, what are the usual ones? Other usual ones for me are @fatbobman.bsky.social @jordanmorgan10.bsky.social @polpielladev.bsky.social And articles I always enjoy are by @thomasdurand.fr
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Yes, same for Firefox There is also an error in the Console, maybe a Bug for users who never used the Sandbox accounts before...
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If you want to go the whole route even for public APIs 😅
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This way the API key can only be read with Proxyman etc., if you don’t use certificate pinning too.
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xcconfig ends in a Plist file in the end. And both are easy to read/extract from an IPA file. I would go with in-code (could also be excluded from git) Or using Apples On-demand resources. This can fetch a config file on App install and you can store the information on app start in the keychain.