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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
You could also title this article "The App Economy Has Matured", but that wouldn't get as many clicks.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Or, you just stop using the app as the subscription isn't worth your while.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote iOS engineer Lead iOS engineer with 4 years experience on multiple large brands, 20+ apps in the app store, experience leading large teams and working remotely. Availability is limited but I could contribute 10-15 hour
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Couldn't agree more. It's getting ridiculous.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Sorry but final by default is not a good idea IMO. All my work is client work. There have been a bunch of occasions where I've had to work around some weirdness of an Apple SDK by creating my own subclass. I could see Apple releasing a
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
That's correct. UIKit isn't like, baked into Swift. Whatever platform you're writing for would need to provide to you UI components and then some.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
But, that wouldn't make any sense to include UI components in a programming language. And I think the interest level is already "spiked".
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The Dreaded Walk-Up(medium.com)
3 points by allsystemsgo 10y ago|0 comments
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
Apple Pencil is pretty incredibly and trumps the stylus offered by Microsoft IMHO.
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by allsystemsgo 10y ago
They'll likely put a lot of emphasis on their services number(s), which is growing substantially.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Dev? I wouldn't think so. Autolayout and size classes handle most of that.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Even being in California? Salaries I've seen have been not that great considering the cost of living. If I can get 6 figures in the southern states, why would I go out to Twitter/FB/Google etc?
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Stitching Videos and Photos with AVFoundation(medium.com)
1 points by allsystemsgo 11y ago|0 comments
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Oh my god. Thank you!
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
I'm glad to see such an active Swift community. There are a few too many newsletters though however. I actually subscribed to the Swift.org mailing list and it's terribly difficult to follow. It's like reading a giant email t
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
I'm sure their hardware engineers would beg to differ.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Agreed. It creeps up on you too. Always be looking for the next great learning opportunity.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
This comment feels a bit underhanded. The free speech argument is pretty good, is it not?
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
HN is just a forum. I think this article is referring to official PR statements from major tech firms.
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Ask HN: HIPAA Compliance Client Work
1 points by allsystemsgo 11y ago|0 comments
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Haven't looked recently but I think the Google Images API is really expensive to use.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Meh. Developers will always be in demand. Yes, unicorn startups like "Yo" might have a bad time but, aside from that, I'd feel safe in continuing to be a bit picky.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Easy on the spam buddy.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
totes ma goats.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
I would think it would be the opposite.
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Yeah I disagree. I work for an agency that's almost all giant big-brand apps. You just task developers with separate sections in the app. You can use multiple storyboards in your app (which comes as a surprise to some). So you break do
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Right but you'd have to document what each constant represents. Interface builder gives us a universal language. You know what the UI will look like or how it will resize etc. because it's right there. There's no confusing co
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
Wait, why would you fix your layout bugs by searching through XML? Why not just use interface builder?
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
> You don't have to forego all of the features of the IDE just because you prefer to do UI layout in code. I don't understand why you would do your UI layout in code if you can avoid it. If someone ever joins my team or inherit
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by allsystemsgo 11y ago
I have 3/4 of an MBA. Stopped with just an MS in IT Management. I could finish it but, didn't seem that useful.

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