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by ash_gti 10y ago
Are you referring to the `-[WKWebView navigationDelegate]`? Thats only used for user initiated navigation, not loading of assets. You could still inject a JavaScript file or CSS file though to help hide pieces of the view. But that would be
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by ash_gti 10y ago
Salvage logging is to cut down trees damaged by something to protect the rest of the tree (fire damage, disease, etc.).
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by ash_gti 10y ago
The tocuh bars pretty accessible, you can use ^[ as well. I've remapped my caps to escape since I never use capslock.
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by ash_gti 10y ago
I don't know why but I find the Safari Dev Tools to be more usable than the Chrome ones... but that might be a stylistic preference. I've been working with Xcode and iOS since Xcode 3.0, so maybe the UX is just something I've
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by ash_gti 10y ago
Economically it makes more sense to buy cheaper and faster. But this eats into the fabric of society and offers nothing in exchange. The same could be said of many previous innovations going back to the industrial revolution. We&#
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URL Parsing in WebKit(webkit.org)
125 points by ash_gti 10y ago|19 comments
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by ash_gti 10y ago
Couldn't you have your apps primary routing handling in this?
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by ash_gti 10y ago
It was a design trade off Apple made. They could sacrifice power efficiency for additional memory (LPDDR4 on the CPU is limited to 16 GB, DDR4 can go up to 32 GB). I'm pretty confident if Intel's CPU supported more RAM they would
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by ash_gti 10y ago
At the moment on my machine, I have 16 GB of RAM but I've already got 3.91 GB of swap being used. I'm on a MBP Early 2015 with the upgraded i7 CPU. Xcode is currently using 4.15 GB of RAM (3.20 GB Compressed), its definitely my bi
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by ash_gti 10y ago
I'm a full time iOS developer and I think the new MBP will meet my needs. I'm looking forward to buying one and trying it out. I'm disappointed it won't be configurable with more than 16 GB of RAM but that appears to be
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by ash_gti 10y ago
I know the suggest the docs instead, but I kinda like reading the design docs http://design.perl6.org/S05.html it has a bit more verbiage about the features of perl6. Also, that design doc is up today, where as the OP linke
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by ash_gti 10y ago
They made a post about their implementation of PTC https://webkit.org/blog/6240/ecmascript-6-proper-tail-calls-...
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by ash_gti 10y ago
While I agree that not all projects need to be on github (or in git), it is useful to have a centralized hub for finding open source projects your interested in and want to follow the development of said projects.
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by ash_gti 11y ago
In Swift 2.2 they're going to add warnings but they won't break previous versions of source (yet). In Swift 3.0 they'll remove the deprecated syntaxes.
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by ash_gti 11y ago
What does 'native functionality' mean for a web app? Do you mean skipping the DOM and making a Canvas for displaying content? Or do you mean something else?
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by ash_gti 11y ago
There is a chance it could be in 9.1 or 9.2 but your right, this kind of change has a much better chance of appearing in the next major release.
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by ash_gti 11y ago
I'm pretty excited about the release of perl6. perl6 has a number of interesting use cases and features. I'll be happy to watch it evolve as more people pick it up and find new/interesting uses.
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by ash_gti 11y ago
Its based on Electron (see https://github.com/atom/electron ) so... its almost like a re-skinned Atom editor at the moment.
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by ash_gti 13y ago
AirPlay also lets you use the Apple TV as a second window for iOS apps. Basically, you can just create a new UIWindow and assign it to the Apple TV and then it won't mirror your app, it will just display whatever view you have on the s