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Edward Sanchez

@edwardsanchez

iOS / macOS designer and iconographer. Ex-Apple at Xcode. Vegan ✌🏻. Now designing and coding my own app @Progress. 🇪🇸🇧🇷🇬🇧🇺🇸

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🚀 Introducing MYCloudKit. A Swift package that makes sync + sharing with CloudKit super simple. And by simple, I mean: zero CloudKit knowledge required. No need to touch NSPersistentCloudKitContainer or CKSyncEngine. No Core Data lock-in either. This package doesn’t

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Have we even in recent history having so many companies compete for the same space like agents? Maybe cloud? - Microsoft Copilot - Roo - Augment - Cursor - Windsurf / OpenAI Codex - Zed - Devin - Factory - Google - Claude Code - Replit

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Have you ever noticed that the order for async throws and try await are opposite? It always trips me up. If async throws then it should be await try if throws async then it should be try await Feature or oversight? cc Holly Borla

Have you ever noticed that the order for async throws and try await are opposite? It always trips me up.
If async throws then it should be await try
if throws async then it should be try await
Feature or oversight? cc <a href="/hollyborla/">Holly Borla</a>
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Submitting a major refactor of Progress app today(nervous)! Switched my SwiftData to use a ModelActor instead of main thread. Hardest part is replace Query since that no longer works.

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If I were at Apple I’d propose that you can choose the hue and saturation of a color, but not the lightness, which would be adjusted dynamically based on the composition of colors behind it to maintain optimal contrast no matter the background.

If I were at Apple I’d propose that you can choose the hue and saturation of a color, but not the lightness, which would be adjusted dynamically based on the composition of colors behind it to maintain optimal contrast no matter the background.
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My take on the Xcode icon: • Though it's against the new aesthetics, a 3D glass hammer looks better imo • Keep the 30º rotation • Bring back the outer line that's so emblematic of dev tools, and helps retain the illusion that the hammer is still floating beyond the bounds

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Notes from the SwiftUI Lab: - Avoid glass overlapping glass - Avoid glass in anything that scrolls - Use glass when you want to grab attention - Remember to put glass in appropriate GlassEffectContainers - Move tinting away from NavBar into the content that scrolls behind the