Java, SQL and jOOQ.by lukaseder11 May 2022
An interesting hint by Vladimir Sitnikov has made me think about a new benchmark for jOOQ: The benchmark should check whether single row queries should have a JDBC Statement.setFetchSize(1) call...
Benoit Pasquierby Benoit Pasquier10 May 2022
For most mobile engineers, the end game is to release our own apps. For the few projects that make it to the App Store, it can be pretty hard to keep them alive over time.
Java, SQL and jOOQ.by lukaseder9 May 2022
A really cool, recent question on Stack Overflow was about how to map a nested collection into a Java Map with jOOQ.
Ole Begemannby Ole Begemann5 May 2022
@MainActor is a Swift annotation to coerce a function to always run on the main thread and to enable the compiler to verify this. How does this work?
Ole Begemannby Ole Begemann27 Apr 2022
Here’s a simple AttributedString with some formatting: import Foundation let str = try! AttributedString( markdown: "Café **Sol**", options: .init(interpretedSyntax: .inlineOnly) ) AttributedString...
Swift by Sundell14 Apr 2022
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Benoit Pasquierby Benoit Pasquier2 Apr 2022
Weak self, a story about memory management and closure in Swift Memory management is a big topic in Swift and iOS development.
Benoit Pasquierby Benoit Pasquier14 Mar 2022
Setting up Auto Layout constraints programmatically in Swift In iOS development, content alignment and spacing is something that can take a lot of our time.
Swift by Sundell4 Mar 2022
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Benoit Pasquierby Benoit Pasquier13 Feb 2022
Deep linking and URL scheme in iOS Opening an app from an URL is such a powerful iOS feature. Its drives users to your app, and can create shortcuts to specific features.
Swift by Sundell9 Feb 2022
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Zarah Dominguezby Zarah Dominguez8 Feb 2022
I have been working with deeplinks lately and I noticed that quite a few things have changed since I last worked with them.
Swift by Sundell3 Feb 2022
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Sprouted Kitchenby Sara Forte2 Feb 2022
She was sitting on the edge of the pool, waiting for her turn at swim lessons and was completely sausaged into her swimsuit.
Dan Luu2 Feb 2022
This was co-authored with Yao Yue This is a collection of information on severe (SEV-0 or SEV-1, the most severe incident classifications) incidents at Twitter that were at least partially...
Swift by Sundell25 Jan 2022
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The Atomic Birdhouse21 Jan 2022
…or, how to accidentally break Swift initialization rules. Today I’m going to talk about optionals. Swift optionals. And also another kind of optional.
Swift by Sundell20 Jan 2022
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Swift by Sundell13 Jan 2022
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Swift by Sundell2 Jan 2022
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