During WWDC 2023, Apple announced the introduction of Privacy Manifests. The motivations behind Privacy Manifests are very much justified, but the way that this ecosystem-wide change is being forced upon developers with barely any support is frustrating to say the least.
In Xcode 15 Apple introduced Strings Catalogs, a new file format (.xcstrings) that can be used as a single source for all of your apps localized string content.
So following Apple’s announcement during WWDC 2020 that they’ll be transitioning the Mac away from Intel processors to Apple Silicon it’s now time for everybody to get their software ready.
So you’ve seen Firebase Remote Config and decided that it would go great in your Swift project? You’re right, it will but if like me you’ve noticed that the design of the SDK doesn’t play very well with all of your other beautiful looking strictly typed Swift code then this post is for you.
After watching the WWDC 2016 Session 803 video on Typography and Fonts I decided that this would be a good place to start with the whole blog posts thing.