@simonbs 🙋‍♂️

RT @IndieLifeComics:

@steipete Focus stealing restrictions is probably the only Windows feature I’ve been missing for years on Mac. Wonder why Apple can’t implement something like remarks section here: May not help with FaceTime but at least autoupdaters wont pop up into your face.

@twannl Not a blog post, but rather structured API diff compiled from the developer documentation: Still working on the UX of that thing, I’m not very good at html 😂

@Revolt666 @steipete Mu secret wish: “delete app” button in the notification menu 😂

Check out the — updated with the latest #Xcode 12 beta 1 SDK diffs announced at #WWDC20 🥳 #WWDC2020

While we are waiting for #WWDC20, let me introduce — a structured list of API changes collected from the developer documentation. Looking forward to updating this once the new docs are out.

@steipete Oh, I see what's going on there. You need two similar closure types with convention specified. And the compiler wont allow any generics in there 😕 Requiring client code to specify those ahead may be less error-prone. Please check my sample PR illustrating the idea.

@steipete Launching settings or doing in-app purchases in a keybaord is a little bit tricky 😂

@steipete My experiments predate callAsFunction, I stored a properly cast objc_msgSend in a var. This trick may also work for IMP if the Task class can be made generic. Looking at this, I wonder if property wrappers can help here when wrappedValue is of a function type 🤔

RT @mikeash: The plural of “code” is “bugs”.

@steipete @_nb With swift‘s internal access level I just tend to define a per-module extension for that... Won‘t work fro objc though.

@asuka0130 Sure, why not :) Just reference the original article.

@pilgwon Yeah, sure!

I just published “Generic Optional Handling in Swift”

@ketzusaka Yup, but we tend to forget about C++ tricks and destructors in the world of ARC, GC, defer, try/finally and other "modern" things.

I just published “Using Self in Swift Class Extensions”

I just published “Managing Temporary Files in Swift”