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If you've been reporting issues to me for RocketSim, you might have noticed the HTML attachment to your emails. Today, I'm telling you all about these reports and how they can streamline your app's support channel. This could be a way to reduce the number of times support reaches out to you as a developer ;-)
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Learn moreLet me start by saying that I think you should properly support Liquid Glass in your apps. However, if the timing is not right, you can opt out and buy yourself some time.
In a week with new Apple Devices, it’s easy to overlook news like this. It’s impressive how far security on Apple silicon hardware can go!
Observation remains a hot topic. What if Combine actually gets deprecated at some point? It’s clear to me that ObservableObject isn’t the future, but are the latest observation APIs good enough to replace it?
MetricKit has existed for years now, and I even added it into Diagnostics (this week’s SwiftLee article). Yet, there aren’t many resources that go into more detail, so I recommend reading this article!
With Live Activities now available on macOS Tahoe, it’s a great time to explore best practices for designing and building them into your apps.
Last week's Swift proposal state changes. Review-stage proposals are your chance to influence Swift's future.
After a busy post-holiday week, full of meetings (yes, even as an indie you have meetings, ha!), I'm finally back into work-mode. It was a fun week (even spoke with the Dutch radio on the new devices Apple announced), but structure is the key to success.
With OS launch day this week, I focused heavily on improving RocketSim's App Store presence. As a Mac-only app, a few different aspects apply, but these are general tips for other stores as well.
On Mac, your first screenshot is seen the most. It shows up in the search results, so it truly has to stand out. The second and third screenshots will show up when one visits the product detail page. Equally important!
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