Frizlab

You probably can use traits. Disable everything (or whatever you want) unless a specific trait is enabled.

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Those studies have all been debunked.
It sounds like you did a lot of bad research, all confirming what you wanted to believe. That's propaganda.
Research means you look at both sides of the issue.
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I certainly don’t
The detransition community is a incredibly large one, here’s one very well known one
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where derivedValue depends on value and should not get out of sync, but the computation is long so I want to keep it instead of doing a computed var, and I do not want to manage a cache “properly.”

Deciding between ‘let’ and ‘var’ for Swift struct properties | Swift by Sundell Does marking a given Swift struct property as either ‘let’ or ‘var’ simply determine its mutability, or is there more to it? Let’s explore!

@johnsundell.bsky.social Regarding www.swiftbysundell.com/articles/let... I do vars all of the time (including for IDs), with the exception of structs that contain dependent values that I want pre-computed.
For instance, struct {let value: Int; let derivedValue: String; init(value: Int) {…}} 1/2

Plot twist: both.

Ahem... 🆕

This is what proper error debugging can look like in #Swift 6:

AppError
└─ ProfileError
└─ DatabaseError
└─ FileError.notFound(path: "/Users/data.db")

Learn how to achieve this full error chain visibility in your apps with a simple protocol!
#Debugging #iOSDev
www.fline.dev/swift-6-type...

it takes away the joy of creating things. getting thing's dirty. the feeling "I made it". I no longer made it. It's made, but I didn't make it

Replying to every single comment that says "ha ha the decentralized network is down"

Women need men the same way men need women.

I have a rant: Infinite timelines does not mean anything is possible.

There is an infinite number of numbers between 0 and 1, and yet, 2 will never be a part of those numbers.
There is an infinite number of rational numbers between 1 and 2, and yet sqrt(2) is not one of them.
Etc.

Swift by Sundell is back! | Swift by Sundell After a two-year hiatus, Swift by Sundell is finally back, with new articles published on a regular basis.

Swift by Sundell is back! 😀

swiftbysundell.com/special/swif...

Zelda Williams (the daughter of the great Robin Williams) sure had a lot to say about the “Studio Ghibli style” AI images that have been trending recently.

I think those people should read these posts and really think about what they’re doing.

Severance finale is 🤯

Amazing. I did a lib like that a long time ago (or more like your Queue one actually) but it is awkward to use. Maybe I’ll use your lib instead one of these days :-)

Not sure that was it but it looks soooo promising. Thank you very much!

@massicotte.org Hello! I saw a post on the Swift forums where you asked about using an actor with checked continuations to cache images downloads (e.g.) asynchronously. I _thought_ I saw a post on your website where you actually implemented it, but I cannot find it; was I wrong?

@glaurent06.bsky.social “Atheist and pro-science in general.” Personally I’m Christian and an actual believer… AND pro-science too 😊

Wow, thank you very much for the explanation!

I have no idea what any of this means.

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This is an awesome post about how Things (the todo list that I love) moved their entire backend to #swiftlang and never looked back :-) Talk on that from serverside conference last year: https://www.serversideswift.info

https://www.swift.org/blog/how-swifts-server-support-powers-things-cloud/

A diagram that shows the various components of the Things backend built in Swift, including Vapor, SwiftNIO, AWS, Redis and Kubernetes.

Learn more about how the team behind Things, an award-winning personal task manager, rewrote their backend in Swift with a threefold reduction in compute costs: www.swift.org/blog/how-swi... @vapor.codes

👋 from the Swift team, now on Bluesky!

‎Proposal Monitor ‎Proposal Monitor lets you explore all of the proposals made for the Swift programming language, see their status and details such as a summary and related previous proposals. The app also makes it e...

One of my favorite apps nowadays is Proposal Monitor - it really helps me stay on top of Swift Evolution proposals. A great example of a single-purpose tool that does its job really well. 10/10, no notes. 👏 #swiftlang

apps.apple.com/app/id644944...

Swift Testing is amazing ✨

I mean, yeah, of course it’s obvious, but why didn’t I think of that before?

git merge -

GitHub - swiftlang/swift-build: A high-level build system based on llbuild, used by Xcode, Swift Playground, and the Swift Package Manager A high-level build system based on llbuild, used by Xcode, Swift Playground, and the Swift Package Manager - swiftlang/swift-build

We open sourced Xcode’s build system github.com/swiftlang/sw...

Example of logs using clt-logger in a Terminal.

Example of logs using clt-logger in Xcode.

Beautiful logs with swift-log, whether in a Terminal or in Xcode. github.com/xcode-action...

When there are so many supported platforms that you must break up the badge in two or it looks ugly on mobile…
github.com/xcode-action...