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My approach to building it.
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Using Claude for an API conversion.
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The worst 'upgrade' ever I've received.
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Images Download the Press Kit with images: –> HERE <– Factsheet Developer: Chris Wu Initial Release date: iOS: March 1, 2023 Currently Supported Platforms iOS 18.0 and above iPadOS 18.0 and above App Description Please Don’t Rain is a fun, convenient way…
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Stories from my first conference talk.
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Don't Let Time Zones Ruin Your Day (Days?)
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One of my favorite WWDC experiences.
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An unexpected solution to a longstanding problem.
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An unexpected solution to finding a crash explanation.
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How I got around an issue I encountered.
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This story was too good not to share.
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Being featured in the App Store for the second time
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Thoughts after a surprise nomination.
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The surprising lack of choices if you like digital clocks.
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How my app improved.
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Exploring outside of your interests can make you a better developer
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Finally launching an app correctly
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Details about my first WWDC accessibility lab.
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Thoughts a year later.
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The new UICalendarView added to UIKit in iOS 16 looks great but there’s not a SwiftUI equivalent.
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Getting a peek inside Apple Park.
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More fun with using awk and Vim to create iOS translation files.
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Details about my second SwiftUI app.
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Exploring the power of computed properties in Swift
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Experimenting with saving Picker choices with complex objects.
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A collection of the video tips for Vim that I've been posting.
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What I find missing in today's top navigation apps.
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Adventures in picking emoji in SwiftUI
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How I overcame challenges with supporting another language.
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awk and Vim can be very useful when dealing with translation files.
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Learn how to customize a SwiftUI DisclosureGroup with new abilities added in iOS 15.
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Trying out meditation (again)
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Adventures in picking emoji in SwiftUI
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It's a wild ride when your app is featured in the App Store!
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In my last post I discussed my experience with my first ever WWDC lab.
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The virtual versions of WWDC have been a game changer.
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With the SwiftUI changes that were added in iOS 15 I started directing a lot of my attention to Lists.