Waly Kerkeboom
@waly.me
Don’t impress Shania Twain much. iOS @ ING. Prev: VanMoof, Apple
no ones safe, on one of the latest one even the lyft driver that declined the ride got sentenced
August 8, 2025 at 1:25 PM
no ones safe, on one of the latest one even the lyft driver that declined the ride got sentenced
It will at least make for interesting WWDCs to come. I think design evolution is some of the most interesting stuff because it reflects their thinking and learnings of the UX over time, so I'm excited to see where exactly this shakes out.
June 24, 2025 at 5:32 PM
It will at least make for interesting WWDCs to come. I think design evolution is some of the most interesting stuff because it reflects their thinking and learnings of the UX over time, so I'm excited to see where exactly this shakes out.
It will be unfinished for a time, yet. I remember feeling like iOS 7's visual identity didn't feel consistent or polished yet until iOS 9 or 10 at the latest. We're in for a bit of a ride.
June 24, 2025 at 5:23 PM
It will be unfinished for a time, yet. I remember feeling like iOS 7's visual identity didn't feel consistent or polished yet until iOS 9 or 10 at the latest. We're in for a bit of a ride.
Its gone under the radar but the additions to SF Symbols is huge.
June 14, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Its gone under the radar but the additions to SF Symbols is huge.
Marking the error as non isolated works! Thanks a bunch. I prefer it that way, as I want to play around with default isolation, Approachable Concurrency mode, and get a feel of where this is all headed.
June 12, 2025 at 11:21 AM
Marking the error as non isolated works! Thanks a bunch. I prefer it that way, as I want to play around with default isolation, Approachable Concurrency mode, and get a feel of where this is all headed.
I had this problem in a way more insidious place, my tests: bsky.app/profile/waly...
I still never figured out how to *actually* make it work, but setting the default actor to `nonisolated` at least makes them compile without warnings or errors now.
I still never figured out how to *actually* make it work, but setting the default actor to `nonisolated` at least makes them compile without warnings or errors now.
I'm writing a small app that uses HealthKit, which all works fine, but Swift Testing is giving me a bit of trouble.. does anyone know what the solution is here? I'm stumped #swiftlang
June 12, 2025 at 11:11 AM
I had this problem in a way more insidious place, my tests: bsky.app/profile/waly...
I still never figured out how to *actually* make it work, but setting the default actor to `nonisolated` at least makes them compile without warnings or errors now.
I still never figured out how to *actually* make it work, but setting the default actor to `nonisolated` at least makes them compile without warnings or errors now.
Of course, right as I post it, the solution presents itself! bsky.app/profile/manu...
📣 #iOSDev PSA: new #Xcode26 projects default to Main Actor isolation, leading to errors with Sendable types ⚠️
Possible Fixes:
1: Change default isolation
2: Mark type nonisolated
3: Ignore #SwiftConcurrency 🫣
💡 Check out @massicotte.org's awesome post:
www.massicotte.org/default-isol...
Possible Fixes:
1: Change default isolation
2: Mark type nonisolated
3: Ignore #SwiftConcurrency 🫣
💡 Check out @massicotte.org's awesome post:
www.massicotte.org/default-isol...
June 12, 2025 at 11:10 AM
Of course, right as I post it, the solution presents itself! bsky.app/profile/manu...
Yep. Could care less about Siri, this is the stuff that will have big impact overall.
June 10, 2025 at 7:03 AM
Yep. Could care less about Siri, this is the stuff that will have big impact overall.
It really does. I think in some situations, though, especially when this material has text in it, it's very hard to read, might need some tweaks, but I really do like the overall effect.
June 10, 2025 at 6:12 AM
It really does. I think in some situations, though, especially when this material has text in it, it's very hard to read, might need some tweaks, but I really do like the overall effect.
You are talking about machines that are...6 years old at the *youngest*, and will continue to work fine afterwards. Not sure how this is relevant.
June 10, 2025 at 12:00 AM
You are talking about machines that are...6 years old at the *youngest*, and will continue to work fine afterwards. Not sure how this is relevant.
I feel this problem becomes really glaring in Light Mode, Dark Mode I'd say is alright since it's inherently more contrast-y.
June 9, 2025 at 9:19 PM
I feel this problem becomes really glaring in Light Mode, Dark Mode I'd say is alright since it's inherently more contrast-y.
I dunno, I kind of dig it!
June 9, 2025 at 9:07 PM
I dunno, I kind of dig it!
Years of saying that Apple’s current design lost whimsy and when its back, were immediately like this 😛
June 9, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Years of saying that Apple’s current design lost whimsy and when its back, were immediately like this 😛
Apple clearly doesn't believe that these things are in the benefit of its platform, though, and will not do them unless forced by legislation. Developers will have to feel comfortable with that.
June 9, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Apple clearly doesn't believe that these things are in the benefit of its platform, though, and will not do them unless forced by legislation. Developers will have to feel comfortable with that.
There is never anything about DevRel in the main keynote. You might catch a whiff in the SOTU, but this highly produced keynote is for the press and general populace at large.
June 9, 2025 at 6:45 PM
There is never anything about DevRel in the main keynote. You might catch a whiff in the SOTU, but this highly produced keynote is for the press and general populace at large.