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OpenRenault EV API Client: a Journey Through Renault APIs, SwiftUI, and Electric-Vehicle Analytics When I first started experimenting with the data from my electric Renault, I quickly realized how difficult it was to retrieve telemetry…

⚡🚗 I’ve been hacking around #Renault EV APIs and built an #opensource #SwiftUI client and #SDK to unlock real #EV #opendata charging, costs, efficiency and more. Super fun project, learned a ton!

👉 Full story and link to github here: valv0.medium.com/openrenault-...

Swift friends, I created a very simple swiftlang feed that you can subscribe to now. It just grabs all posts with "swiftlang" and "swift.org" in them. Feel free to suggest improvements and share further 🙏 bsky.app/profile/did:...

Lazy vars in @Observable classes in Swift Learn how to resolve the issue of using lazy variables in @Observable classes by annotating them with @ObservationIgnored.

I recently learned that if we want to have a lazy var inside an Observable class in Swift, we need to annotate it with @ObservationIgnored to skip synthesizing observation logic for the property. I wrote a blog post with an example: nilcoalescing.com/blog/LazyVar...
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However, I’m not sure if this is feasible or how much work it would involve.

Only thing that comes to mind is creating a script (Run Script Phase) that runs before the build and performs what the macros currently do, making changes permanent as part of the project files (by adding and/or modifying them). This way, when submitting a release, models are aligned with lexicon.

Writing out the decoding and encoding methods manually would work, but it would defeat the purpose of the macros themselves.

I'm open to suggestions on how to accomplish this.

Then, move on Apple Music as next girlfriend and don’t look back.

non penso che le interessi più di tanto…è una teenager, in fondo…

Hey @cjrriley.com, thanks for the huge work. It would be really interesting to have a version of ATProtoKit that works even without the macro part, so that it can be attached as an SPM to iPad playground too.

This is bonkers: Threads has an order of magnitude more users overall than Bluesky, but Bluesky has more ACTIVE users!

The atproto/Bluesky protocol is fully open and highly decentralized.

Just like the web was.

The current atproto/Bluesky network is fairly centralized because it’s so new there aren’t many network providers yet.

Just like the web was.

iirc, there’s already something very similar to that on iOS18

U.S. DoJ Wants Google to Sell Chrome Browser The United States Department of Justice wants Google to sell off its Chrome browser as part of an ongoing antitrust lawsuit, reports Bloomberg....

Kind of makes you wonder why the same thing isn’t happening in the EU’s legal universe 👀

www.macrumors.com/2024/11/18/u...

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Quik and Silva screenshot

Completely agree. #AstroBot is such a delightful game. It takes me right back to my childhood, when I spent entire days with #Quik&Silva on the #A500.

Anyone experiencing this lately?

The command "Sync Text Settings" is still busy.

I get this message at the top of my editor in Xcode randomly, that prevents me from typing anything and I have to force quit Xcode.

Maybe related to GitHub Copilot for Xcode?

The only reason to devalue links is to keep users trapped within your app, discouraging them from navigating elsewhere.

I already see that from weeks. As well as this new icon on then top right 🤷🏻‍♂️

not so far away, btw.

You’re welcome, and thank you for the great work! This will greatly help indie developers and new bsky clients grow. If I end up creating something useful for the community, I’ll definitely give a shoutout credit to ATProtoKit.

showing a sample with getAuthorFeed

Seems that I totally missed out this API that does exactly what I need.

also filtering by author.

My iOS dev feed: bsky.app/profile/did:...

I ended up using searchPosts(matching: "*"), and it seems to work quite well. However, I’m not sure if this is the correct approach for this use case.

My first attempt was to use getPosts, but it requires a postURIs parameter. So, I’d already need the URIs to 'hydrate' them, correct? If that’s the case, I assume this is the wrong API for my purpose, as I want to retrieve all posts, reposts, and replies from my account.

oggi basta un well-known…tutto troppo semplice, oramai! 😉

erano i tempi di IRC e c’era chi hackerava pure i server per spoofare @tin.it …pensa un pò!

A function that try to fetch posts for a specific matching query using the author as the only filtering mechanism.

Would something like that be the correct way to achieve such a result?

Makes sense, but isn’t the DID somewhat tied to the handle as well?

basically, the getPosts is not useful and I can’t find another way to do that. searchPosts seems pretty useless as it returns just one post?