iOS dev from down under IDE: Claude Code Debug: https://xitter.gq/t.co/PzbpjQ7rKZ Git: Sourcetree ASO: https://xitter.gq/t.co/hEdSlILb1w App Store: https://xitter.gq/t.co/34RbHpsiNz
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what did i miss?
Use Apple Music but not a fan of the mac app?
Be a guinea pig and try Stezza for mac just released.
Its low memory footprint, has autoplay (preview feature) and syncs playlists to your iOS device.
apps.apple.com/au/app/stezza…
while this wont be the first post balking at an expensive apple product, the folio case for the iPhone Duo in the land down under is $200 😭
Found an existing repo with widget sizes by @simonbs and updated it with iPhone Duo (after some widget harness powered spelunking)
Looks like the HIG for Widgets doesn't include sizes for the iPhone Duo... anyone figured it out?
developer.apple.com/design/h…
Long live the king UIKit
Inspired by @dhh, I asked Opus/Sol to each build a native version of the chat screen in Campfire.
No skills. One prompt. Tested on an actual device.
With no prep, UIKit is much more performant than SwiftUI 👍🏻
Repo is in the comments. Tomorrow I'll test by using the Xcode skills. Any other ideas?
Looks like the HIG for Widgets doesn't include sizes for the iPhone Duo... anyone figured it out?
developer.apple.com/design/h…
we need a new variant of code block or quote block to indicate that its output from an llm.
slop block ?
Ric Santos retweeted
I really wanted to see what the HomeView setup UI looks like on device, so I adapted my little ESP32 Apple accessory emulator firmware to broadcast its Bluetooth advertisements 😅
Ric Santos retweeted
I wanted to play the Doodle Jump tie-in for Hop (2011), so I rebuilt the old App Store. Then I needed something to run it on, so I emulated an iPod.
Both free and open source. Links below.
