Fun day today with 100 Days of SwiftUI. The core challenge was very easy, a simpler version of the PaperWeight app I've been making with Nicholas.

However, after completing the basic challenge I decided to try using Measurement class to do my conversions. It worked fine, and made for a …

One more day of 100 Days of SwiftUI done. I suppose this intro stuff will start getting boring, I'll have to come up with a better way of introducing my blog entries.

Today we reviewed the WeSplit app and did a few challenges. Everything was quite simple and straightforward. I …

Another day of 100 Days of SwiftUI on the books. Today we built the WeSplit UI and wired everything up.

My only significant change to today's work was using a NumberFormatter to display the amount per person instead of using a c-style format string. I see that Apple added new …

Back into blogging! I'm starting up 100 Days of SwiftUI again, picking up where I'd previously left off.

I've already shipped one app built in SwiftUI, but it's a really simple app with no networking or state. After WWDC this year, I got inspired and found that I wanted to …

Today I'm doing 100 Days of Swift at 36,000 feet, flying from SF to New York, to go to a retreat with the Visipedia folks at Cornell Tech. The good news is that there's free WiFi on the flight, so I was able to watch the youtube videos. The …

Another late day of 100 Days of Swift today, I spent all day grinding on iNat vision stuff. Hopefully some of the visualizations from that will make their way into a new blog post soon.

Today was protocols & extensions, super awesome features in Swift. I was lucky to be at …

Another day of 100 Days of Swift in the books! Today I finished the section on structs. I'd forgotten a few things, so let's dive in.

In Objective-C, we typically implement lazy variables by making them computed properties, so I'm not used to thinking about these concepts separately. However, here's …

I'm done with a full week of 100 Days of Swift! For some reason, structs make me happy. I just like them. They were exotic and cool when I was learning C to hack on the Linux kernel. They're still cool today, now that value types and immutability are the …

Another day of 100 Days of Swift, with more closure confusion this time. Closure syntax is complicated on its own, without even considering all of the shorthand and optional syntactic structures, from trailing closure syntax. The confusion is compounded by the way that the Xcode editor will suggest some shorthand …

Today I'm continuing to day 6 of 100 Days of Swift. Today we're back on closures. I use closures a lot in Swift and Objective-C, but mostly by recipe. This recipe/copypasta code is exactly what I'm trying to get past with 100 Days of Swift, so let's dig in …