Being a visual person, I have always been a fan of skeuomorphism. Did you know you can insert emoji characters in your folder names, file names both in Xcode and everywhere? I find it makes me much more productive when scanning through the project folders, and it’s neat that they show in the file system
Deciphering auto layout errors can be a real pain. johnpatrickmorgan created a nifty website to help: WTF Auto Layout?
While it’s true SwiftUI doesn’t currently provide easy access to NSAttributedString, you can concatenate string literals assigning attributes to each literal individually: Text(“Regular, “) + Text(“Italic, , “).italic() + Text(“Bold,”).bold() + Text(“Blue”).foreground(.blue) Not pretty, but it works
Excellent tool from leavez for enabling static frameworks for all your pods. Kudos to @mfcollins3 for the link: https://github.com/leavez/cocoapods-static-swift-framework
https://github.com/albebaubles/ABControls
I wanted to learn more about @IBDesignable and @IBInspectable, so I thought why not throw together a quick Custom UI Control project – contains such things as dropdown boxes, list boxes, barcode scanner, creater. https://github.com/albebaubles/ABControls
While I’d really like Xcode to provide an internal window for terminal, this is a nice piece of work from Damjan Dimovski on an integration shortcut that fires up terminal (of your choice) in the project folder: https://medium.com/@damjandimovski/open-terminal-from-xcode-9e4c10f7ace1