Here are some interesting thoughts on the idea that SwiftUI lets you choose you own architecture, unlike UIKit, which steers you towards some variation of MVC.
I also like their basic hand-drawn visual. 🤓
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Here are some interesting thoughts on the idea that SwiftUI lets you choose you own architecture, unlike UIKit, which steers you towards some variation of MVC.
I also like their basic hand-drawn visual. 🤓
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Xcode 12 is adding a new metric to objectively track how smoothly your app scrolls. This is kind of cool since scrolling smoothness feels right and is a sign of a good design.
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Are you tired of sitting around the house during this pandemic? Do you want to get out somewhere fun and interesting but keep socially distanced?
If you’re in Texas and not ready to hop on an airplane or crowd into some cosmopolitan hotel, then this guide is for you.
👉 10 Weird & Wonderful Places to Stay in Texas
Would you like to spend your weekend in a treehouse high up in the cypress trees with a canopy tour to boot? Or perhaps in a teepee? Maybe being surrounded by gazelles, zebras, yak and emu sounds fun. Or maybe glamping in an Airstream at the beach is your cup of tea. Sleeping in a caboose is a choice. There’s also an old Spanish mission.
Okay, this all sounds like a Dr. Seuss book. I’m tempted to go back and make it rhyme. Maybe another time.
Thank you, Airbnb, for sharing HorizonCalendar.
A declarative, performant, iOS calendar UI component that supports use cases ranging from simple date pickers all the way up to fully-featured calendar apps.
Via iOS Dev Weekly.