Where Bas still has no reason to buy new hardware, and Benedikt learned more about unicode than he wanted to. And both have an exciting year coming up. Live from CocoaHeads Hamburg on January 9, 2020.
Field Notes.
We talk with Donny Wals on his Advent of Swift project, Disney+, working on an SDK and more.
We're talking about the new 16' MacBook, the new AirPods Pro, GitHub's new Mobile app, SwiftUI learnings and more.
We're giving an overview over some of Europe's awesome iOS conferences in the last months.
We're talking about our initial Xcode 11 thoughts as well as the joy of just using Apple's latest tech in a brand new project.
We're talking about AwfulUI, a project which aims to re-implement the syntax of SwiftUI on top of UIKit in order to support iOS 12 or lower
In which Benedikt explains Vim to Bas, new Apple hardware apparently is(n't) interesting, and interesting projects.
We talk about the Swift Island and Swift Aveiro conferences, static site generators and puzzles in our personal projects, iPadOS windowing support, Catalyst woes, refactoring tools and Swift UI guides
We start talking about WWDC announcements, notably SwiftUI and iPadOS
We talk about our interests outside of work, like watchmaking, electronic music, coffee and chocolate.
Benedikt and Bas talk about the upcoming WWDC, how to make the most out of the conference, and what to expect. Also, career changes!
try! Swift Tokyo, Swift 5, Strings in Swift, Apple Subscriptions, and picks of the week
I wrote a new track. `Immerzu` is a wonky ride into an uncertain direction.
On technical writing and editing, finding unused code, and more.
Appventure has been relaunched to focus more on Swift
A brief explanation of what this is and why it exists.
A brief explanation of what this is and why it exists.
A simple way to untangle your codebase via protocols. Particularly useful for project configurations.
Solving puzzles, algorithms, macros, and Swift 5.
An easy way to add more structure to your classes by leveraging structs and enums
Talking about more conferences (because of course), iPad, and cool projects we've seen on the web.
I wrote this benchmark for a talk at Mobilization Conf 2018. It tries to compare modern languages aspiring to become go-to solutions for sharing code between iOS, Android and possibly other targets. The benchmark implements several short problems in Swift, Rust and Kotlin Native, C++ and C.
Starting fresh into the new year with a discussion on Xcode 10.2 beta 1, the Swift Community Podcast, and more
An interactive Git Status client, written in C
A discussion on how we recently refactored our networking stack at XING, from planning to implementation. And emoji.
An interview with Paul Hudson about his career, talking about journalism, books, Venn diagrams, conference speaking and diversity.
A general discussion around iOS conferences: Why you should go there, what you should do there, and what to do if you want to give a talk. Also a short report on two conferences we just attended: NSSpain and Try Swift.
Bas and Benedikt discuss what a 'Pro' device represents at Apple, what a Mac Mini Pro could be, and why the Touchbar should not be in a Pro device.
Where Bas and Benedikt discuss iPad, our awful static site engine, Swift scripting, Strings in Swift and Zelda.
Where Bas and Benedikt discuss MacBook Keyboards, Swift's eighth birthday, Swift conferences, Mac Development, and Peanut-Butter Pizza.