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Seb Vidal

@sebjvidal

iOS Developer 👨🏽‍💻 Chairman of the _UINavigationBarPalette fan club.

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Helm for App Store Connect (@helm_app) 's Twitter Profile Photo

✨We have hit a new milestone! Over 7000 of you have been using Helm to ship app updates 😍 Thank you so much for all the love, and in return (as promised) feel free to join the (very early) beta of Helm for iOS right here: testflight.apple.com/join/saD3tcUu

✨We have hit a new milestone! Over 7000 of you have been using Helm to ship app updates 😍

Thank you so much for all the love, and in return (as promised) feel free to join the (very early) beta of Helm for iOS right here:

testflight.apple.com/join/saD3tcUu
ビスター(Vistar) (@lmssync) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here’s a native API that powers auto-scrolling **Marquee Labels** — the same effect used in Apple Music’s Now Playing screen. Sadly, it’s a private API, but I’ve attached sample code snippets for both UIKit and SwiftUI👇

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Ooh here's a fun one! 👀 UISheetPresentationController.Detent has a private _fullDetent method that, when applied to a UISheetPresentationController's detents array, enables switching between a sheet and a full screen modal with a gesture... Super clean interaction!

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I’m getting a lot of questions about The Browser Company moving away from TCA & SwiftUI. Here’s how Dia’s architecture differs from Arc: 1⃣ We use a modified version of MVVM that retains many ideas from unidirectional data flow architectures, but avoids state diffing for

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People often ask me if it's possible to use private API in apps submitted to the App Store... Here's my favourite way of obfuscating strings to avoid getting caught by app review! 😍

People often ask me if it's possible to use private API in apps submitted to the App Store...

Here's my favourite way of obfuscating strings to avoid getting caught by app review! 😍
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If you want to present a sheet without scaling down the presenting view controller, here's a couple of handy private UIKit APIs... UIWindow has a private rootPresentationController property of type _UIRootPresentationController, a UISheetPresentationController subclass. Aaand