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Micro.blog February Photo Challenge 📷

Day 11: Conpassion

It’s amazing how much more I learned from her.

Are there any stout lovers following me? 🍺

Micro.blog February Photo Challenge 📷

Day 13: Make

I call it making breakfast but my partner says I’m making a mess.

Bacon and eggs.

100 Days of SwiftUI – Day 33 – Hacking with Swift

I’m pretty happy that today’s lesson lands on a Friday. It will allow me to do more experimenting over the weekend!

Today we’re going to be getting into more advanced animations, and it’s where you’ll start to get a deeper understanding of how animations work and how you can customize them to a remarkable degree.

Micro.blog February Photo Challenge 📷

Day 12: Sporg

This sporg might outlive is all.

Daddylion.

100 Days of SwiftUI – Day 32 – Hacking with Swift

Today is an introduction to animation and I’m really looking forward to it.

Today we’ll be looking at easier animations, but tomorrow we’ll progress onto more difficult stuff – it’s a good idea to be aware of both, so you can tackle whatever problems come up in the future.

Today’s post is going to be short because I’m going to be doing some experiments in swift with binding animation and the xcode-beta that I’m running has already crashed twice.

Micro.blog February Photo Challenge 📷

Day 11: Machine

Crank those widgets!

imac with controller.

Who are these people who like using 11 point font and why do you hate me?

I’ve been using Big Sur for about a week and it took me until today to realize that I didn’t like the way the new mail looks and feels. Which probably means that I haven’t been checking my email for that week. 👨🏾‍💻

100 Days of SwiftUI – Day 31 – Hacking with Swift

Changes in the application

The apps continue to show more and more of what I can do in Swift and I’m really enjoying the feeling of getting through the challenges.

Obviously I want to get you towards SwiftUI greatness as fast and effectively as possible, but that takes a lot of consistency from you. To be fair, it is already day 31 and you keep coming back, so you’re fulfilling your part of the deal – well done!

What I liked about this particular app is that I had an opportunity to go back to an older project and cherry pick things from that to make this one better. With more experience and understanding, I really reinforced what I was learning.