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by cglong 6y ago
IME, Instant Apps are currently aimed at more of a "try our app" scenario, so I've never really seen them promoted in the wild, only through links I've tapped. I don't think there's much that would need to chan
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by cglong 6y ago
Two big differentiators IMO are the NFC tags to launch the App Clip and the deep integration into Apple Maps. Fortunately, I don't think either are particularly proprietary (just well thought-out scenarios), so perhaps this will lead t
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Flutter and Desktop Apps(medium.com)
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EU Announces Two Antitrust Investigations of Apple(thurrott.com)
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by cglong 6y ago
Someone described ARM Macs as targeting the modern developer, i.e. one targeting mobile first. I wouldn't want a Mac incapable of running Windows, but I don't think I fit this demographic.
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by cglong 6y ago
The original source is here: https://twitter.com/wilshipley/status/1271185023744397312
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Fyne: Build beautiful apps for mobile and desktop(fyne.io)
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Twitter, Reddit support challenge of visa applicant social media requirement(knightcolumbia.org)
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Upstreaming Enable_extensions on Android from Kiwi Browser(bugs.chromium.org)
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Android 11 Event Postponed(twitter.com)
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by cglong 6y ago
Heads-up that this update, along with recent security updates for High Sierra and Mojave, disable the ability to hide major macOS updates: https://www.macrumors.com/2020/05/28/macos-ignore-software-u...
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by cglong 6y ago
I wonder if they're hoping people that choose Swift as their first programming language will experience "vendor lock-in" and will be disinclined from branching out to other platforms that don't support Swift. This would
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Apple Making It Harder to Avoid Nagging macOS Update Notifications(macrumors.com)
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Rules for Communicating at GitHub (2014)(ben.balter.com)
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by cglong 6y ago
There's a web API for that! https://web.dev/native-file-system/
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by cglong 6y ago
No reason a video splitting app couldn't be written with client-side JS.
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by cglong 6y ago
This is essentially what Daring Fireball [1] is, and it's one of the biggest blogs out there. [1]: https://daringfireball.net/
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by cglong 6y ago
For a while, Windows 10 Insider had a feature called Sets[1], which was exactly what you're describing on a system-wide level; it looked like such a boon to personal productivity. [1]: https://youtu.be/3lEjuU-XFHg
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Apple's Copyright Lawsuit Has Created a “Chilling Effect” on Security Research(vice.com)
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Unboxing Apple's 700 Dollar Wheels [video](youtube.com)
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by cglong 6y ago
Actually Windows has been ahead of macOS for years in this area. The latest iteration of this technology on Windows is called MSIX: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/overview#benef...
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MsQuic(github.com)
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C# Source Generators(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by cglong 7y ago
I've used Fiddler both for capturing existing requests as well as firing off my own to test an API :) You can create one from scratch or modify one that was previously captured (the latter being really handy for dealing with auth and l
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by cglong 7y ago
You could try Fiddler; it has a huge feature set along with an old-school UI: https://www.telerik.com/fiddler
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by cglong 7y ago
Apologies, I didn't realize this would be an issue :( Yes, this was the announcement; thanks for including the link!
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Google Pixel Buds(blog.google)
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Google Credential Provider for Windows(tools.google.com)
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by cglong 7y ago
I've been pretty happy using Azure DevOps for larger software projects. Disclaimer: Microsoft employee, but not affiliated with Azure DevOps
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by cglong 7y ago
I'm pretty sure the original SE has a headphone jack.

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