Janusz Polowczyk

Might be! But I had two options for the task: either I send one of my recent apps (which I wasn’t going to do) or I was going to provide my solution for the task. So, if they were open to private projects/apps then I’d assume they’d be okay with how extensive things can be 😄

Matt! Thank you! I am honestly blown away by all the feedback I am getting. I am applying left and right (have professional experience, it’s not my first rodeo 😅) but the current job landscape leaves me without any feedback, so I am incredibly grateful for anything I can get!

Tom, thank you soo much for taking a look at it! I really appreciate it! It compiles, I was checking both on physical devices and simulators just to be sure. Moved the whole project to Swift 6 just because I wanted to experiment and play around with strict concurrency. Once again thank you!!

Hey everyone,after yet another rejection and empty promises that I will receive feedback from the company I applied to,I am reaching out here to all the #programmers to review my coding assignment.I always want to know more and I am open to criticism #iOS #Swift #developer github.com/JanuszPXYZ/P...

I am writing a small audio library in Swift and Swift's 6.0 concurrency is driving me absolutely nuts. No, I cannot make the `inputRenderCallback` asynchronous. #swift #swiftlanguage #programming #ios

Thank you so much! 😄

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Thank you @avanderlee.com! Turns out my initial intuition was right, but then I started overthinking 😄 Interesting that there is no compiler suggestion from Swift when "combining" the two

Yes, async let fires up immediately at the point of declaration. It’s, as you said, a convenient wraparound for Task

I was also certain that async let has precedence and effectively creates a task group, but from what I’ve quickly checked, try await on the right-hand side nullifies the async let in a way? Once I have my computer with me I will check it thoroughly

Correction! try await negates the async let in this case, and forces synchronous waiting. So they should execute in the right order

I’ll bite! Async let fires simultaneously, so all three start working immediately, but their completion in is non-deterministic :)

Thank you so much! ☺️

Discover Flightista on Uneed Flightista: Your Personal Flight Tracker & Visual Diary

Today is my official launch date of Flightista on @uneed.best :) Waited for this moment for a while, but it was worth it! Really cool platform. www.uneed.best/tool/flighti... #buildinpublic #iosdev #mobile #ios #apple

Good approach, I'd say. It's a huge undertaking to create a successor to C++. I remember seeing the video where Carbon was introduced (at some cpp conference, if I recall correctly) and I liked the different approach to memory management (especially when compared to Rust and Swift)

Interesting article. Was wondering about Carbon’s development, ever since I heard about it couple of years ago. At one point I thought it was abandoned, especially with the rise of Rust and Zig, plus the fact that Google was rather going big on Go.

Thank you!

Thank you!

I am absolutely speechless! Today I received a notification of a money transfer and quickly checked revenue cat to confirm it was true. I am beyond ecstatic! Thank you to the person that bought a subscription! 🥹 #buildinpublic #ios #app #iosdev

In review since Sunday, but now it’s fixed and working! #buildinpublic #app #ios

Flighty is of course an incredible app with almost all you’d want, but one pain point is manual addition of past flights, i.e., flight number, date, departure and arrival airports. My app simply requires only the screenshot of the pass from Apple Wallet which it scans

Good question. Initially, I wanted the app to work akin to Flighty, but with the option to add past flights just via simple OCR scan of the boarding pass from the Apple wallet. Based on the scans it creates a statistics diary of your trips

Good morning everyone! Bug fixed, now waiting for Apple’s approval #buildinpublic #iOS

Just found out a major bug in my app Flightista. Turns out the API I was using for airport data is down and causes the statistics tab to completely crash. Fix coming in the coming days :)

Well deserved! Huge congrats!

9 years of Apple text editor solo dev Thoughts on building Paper as an indie maker.

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Awesome article on developing #macOS application. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

I loved that era of Apple. CoverFlow on iOS and FrontRow on Mac, top notch stuff.

Fn + delete is your friend :)

This 100%. Xcode 15 was pretty ok (especially 15.3). Stable, worked most of the time. But Xcode 16 is just hot garbage that you can’t be sure if it’s gonna run/crash/throw some ridiculous errors or out of a sudden decide to cooperate.

I swear, Xcode 16 has to be the worst iteration I've ever worked with. You want to compile your code? Well, not today. Oh, you want autocompletion? Nah, you don't need it buddy. There are days when it's literally unusable and today's the day.