121 posts tagged ‘macOS 14 Sonoma’
Unit Testing a SwiftUI Query
mjtsai,
Helge Heß: I’ve been wondering whether I could unit test a SwiftData Query, i.e. the SwiftUI property wrapper coming w/ SwiftData (in beta6 it is actually a macro). Aka whether I could unit test a SwiftUI view. This requires setting up an execution environment for the view, but surprisingly that actually works 🙂 Here’s the […]
No Counter-Strike 2 for Mac
Tim Hardwick (Hacker News): Valve on Monday said it has no plans for a macOS version of the recently released game Counter-Strike 2, the follow-up title replacing the hugely popular FPS Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.[…]Last month’s release of Counter-Strike 2 forced a 26GB update for everyone with CS:GO, including Mac users, but after installation those on […]
Burger King’s Botched Apostrophe Curling
John Gruber: The various “smart quotes” algorithms you get while typing aren’t smart enough to make this contextual distinction — even very good ones — so you need to do it by hand. Here’s how to type them manually[…] Mac Windows Linux Open single quote: ‘ Option-] Alt-0-1-4-5 Use ASCII Close single quote: ’ Shift-Option-] Alt-0-1-4-6 Use ASCII Open […]
The Care and Feeding of Developer ID
Quinn: I regularly see folks run into problems with their Developer ID signing identities. Historically I pointed them to my posts on this thread, but I’ve decided to collect these ideas together in one place.[…]This post focuses on traditional signing identities, where you manage the private key. Xcode Cloud introduced cloud signing, where signing identities […]
Hacking NSAlert Button Appearance
Daniel Jalkut: Notice how the “Bar” and “Baz” buttons do not have a border or background color, making it difficult to know whether they are even buttons at all. The line between Bar and Baz clunks up the interface even more.[…]This exploded view from the Xcode view debugger shows that the top, default button, is […]
Xcode 15 Duplicate Library Linker Warnings
Daniel Jalkut: Even though I’ve been seeing them all summer, and have been annoyed by them, I made the same mistake I often make: assuming that the problem was too obvious not to be fixed before Xcode 15 went public. Alas. […] Something about the way Xcode infers library linkage dependencies has, for several years […]
Unlimited Kagi Searches
Kagi (Hacker News): We’re thrilled to announce that unlimited search is now included in our $10/month Professional plan and our Ultimate, Family, and Duo plans. […] With new search sources proving more cost-efficient, the improved efficiency of our infrastructure, and the broader market embracing Kagi, we can again offer an unlimited experience to a broader […]
Thinking in SwiftUI (2023)
Chris Eidhof and Florian Kugler: In this short book, we will help you build a mental model of how SwiftUI works. We explain the most important concepts in detail and help you build a solid foundation for understanding SwiftUI. Since SwiftUI is a large framework, the book focuses on the concepts behind the framework that […]