Types are nice, infinite recursion edition Playing around on hackerrank to prepare for an interview, I had some fun solving tree problems using recursion.
A few awesome useful and nice to have tools Homebrew My go-to tool to install pretty much anything on my Mac, Homebrew is a nearly ubiquitous tool in the Mac-using developer community. Don't believe me? It can be used to install every single macOS app listed here. And that includes the awesome screensaver listed at the end. HomebrewThe Missing
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Add an Apple App Site Association (AASA) to your Wix, Squarespace or whatever website, using Cloudflare Workers
Conditionally debounce value updates, in Swift Improve your iOS app's performance and enhance your users' experience by learning how to conditionally debounce events. Also, it's a panacea that solves everything. Ok, almost everything. Depending on how you look at it.
Everybody's doing it (a Stable Diffusion test post) A few years back, in February 2019, I, like quite a handful of people, heard for the first time of OpenAI's GPT-2. And while it sure was impressive, it only gave us a glimpse of what GPT-3 would be able to do a year later. Impressive wouldn't start to describe
Add a height-flexible placeholder to your UITextView Once you have tasted SwiftUI, this kind of UIKit lacking makes you wish you could refactor a client's whole codebase at a snap from your fingers. At least the UI side of it. But, alas, there is no magic spell for that. Yet. What kind of lacking? UITextView doesn't have
Separate concerns and optimize client performances with CQRS using Firestore & Firebase Cloud Functions
Add an Apple App Site Association (AASA) to your Wix, Squarespace or whatever website, using Cloudflare Workers