Lead iOS Engineer. Father and coffee slurper with a passion for fast cars & tidy code.
Leicester, England
Joined July 2009
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Lee Burrows retweeted
NEW in SwiftUI 🚀
Apply the Liquid Glass design to a button using .buttonStyle(.glass).
→ learnandcodewithenid.com
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🎉 WWDC25
June 9-13
developer.apple.com/wwdc25/
Lee Burrows retweeted
If you ever feel useless just remember that @monzo is legally required to maintain a Branches API which is an literally an empty list.
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Apple did Roadmaps for beginner developers. Check it here developer.apple.com/pathways…
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What an amazing new Xcode 15.3 beta!
If you’re preparing for Swift 6 with strict concurrency, you’re going to love this 🤩
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New era for the sports industry
It's time for folks to really start looking at how spatial computing will change sports for ever.
What used to cost millions and take weeks, can now happen in real-time and cost close to nothing.
🧵 A thread
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Did you 'fix' warnings by adding the @ preconcurrency attribute?
There's essential knowledge you should have.
Let me share the details 🧵
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Soooo
My workplace is currently looking 3 iOS devs 👀
Specifically 1 Junior & 2 mids. We’re based in Manchester UK & have a 3 day a week office policy
We’re working on a fully SwiftUI app for a brand new project. If you’re interested in the role drop me a DM 🤝
Any RT & shares would be greatly appreciated 🫂
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ALT THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE: REACT NATIVE, FLUTTER, XAMARIN & IONIC
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Ready...set...go get the visionOS SDK! apple.com/newsroom/2023/06/d…
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Hot take warning: 🔥
I've been reading through some your comments after the #WWDC23 announcements yesterday.
Can someone explain to me like I'm 5, why a 2017 4.5Ghz i7 iMac can't run macOS Sonoma?
THIS IS BULLSHIT!🤬
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A new version of Foundation launched today as an open source project, written in Swift. This project provides a single, cross-platform implementation and shows significant performance improvements. swift.org/blog/foundation-pr…
