WWDC23 notes 9 June 2023
WWDC23 is over and as previous year I’m sharing my unedited notes from all the sessions I’ve watched.
WWDC23 is over and as previous year I’m sharing my unedited notes from all the sessions I’ve watched.
One of the things that Apple released on WWDC was the official support for Xcode plugins. Although in a very limited way, is really nice to see Apple opening Xcode with an official framework.
Last week I had to made some changes on the colors of the WorkAngel app. The colors of that app are retrieved through an object called ThemeColor (we have another for the fonts). That object is the concrete implementation of a Theme protocol that defines the names of all the different colors that the app needs.
By default a Swift playground stops it’s execution when the top level function finishes. If you want to run async code you will never see the results. The system doesn’t provides a waiting architecture like node.js, which is a bad thing scripts.