I made an Xcode plugin to draw all accessibility and style data for your views.
You can use this to compare to designs or see where accessibility is missing.
Hi,
I've been using RealityKit for a while now, and whilst it's great, I've found myself wanting for more Debugging features, I've created this small Swift Package with the aim to help visually debug Transforms, Vector and Materials from within Xcode
I struggled and still do with multiplication taught in School. As a child my dad showed me "Napier's Bones". I haven't looked back since, it may be slower, more drawing, but for me it works
I'm Chris, I've been working on Phonique on and off for a few years, multiple re-writes, different wrappers and I've just re-wrote the app for AVAdudioEngine, it exports Swift Code.
I clicked chat now and it said login with Facebook...that's when I decided to nope out.
It also feels like it has conflicting purpose: to make new friends, and for dating. I understand these aren't mutually exclusive.
I wonder how this will affect Marcus Eckert’s Squall. Squall, a paid plug-in vs a free library.
I find it annoying when things like this happens, an independent developer works on something for ages and tries to make some money, then a large company releases something pretty much the same for free.
Note: I'm not taking anything away from either product, both are super amazing.