Here is a 40-volume set of posts (of five local Austin bands each) to check out.
👉 LOCAL BANDS YOU SHOULD BE LISTENING TO
Thousands of amazing artists call Austin home, and every night of the week you can find local bands doing their thing at dozens of venues all over town. To highlight some of the great talents you should be out there supporting, Do512 shares a weekly list of five local bands you should be listening to.
If you’re like me (and you’re probably not), then you have a soft spot for a well-designed, good ol’ fashioned command-line tool.
The Swift team recently released the ArgumentParser library to help you great command-line tools. Or at least parse the args. 🤷🏻♂️
👉 Swift Argument Parser | Blog: A Look Into ArgumentParser
Via iOS Dev Weekly.
Here’s a great tribute to New York City as it suffers through the coronavirus.
We are tough but we are tender, and we fucking love our city though it feels impossible sometimes.
Also, as a musician, it was encouraging to hear her say “This took me a whole day to learn.” 🤷🏻♂️
Here’s a pretty amazing visual story from the New York Times showing how the coronavirus started in a market in Wuhan and then spread around the world. Amazing work as always from the Times.
iOS Dev Weekly recently listed two great tools for downloading and caching images in your iOS app.
FetchImage makes it easy to download images using Nuke and display them in SwiftUI apps.
👉 Introducing FetchImage | on GitHub
FetchImage is a SwiftUI component built on top of Nuke.
Nuke provides a simple and efficient way to download and display images in your app.
The latest iOS Dev Weekly had some great links to Combine resources.
This looks really useful as I get into Combine and reactive iOS programming.
👉Profiling and debugging your Combine code with Timelane
Also, this for, well, understanding Combine.
Thanks as always, iOS Dev Weekly!
