Interesting. I knew support for iOS was comming — didn’t know it would be ready by 1.5.
I work with Elixir/Phoenix and Swift/Objective-C, and write about it.
Interesting. I knew support for iOS was comming — didn’t know it would be ready by 1.5.
Head over to this Medium post to get a nice summary of the things that are important to us developers, that Apple didn’t mention on its World Wide Developers Conference last monday.
I was reading through iOS 9’s API diffs, and found this gem: NSLayoutAnchor. Instead of creating an NSLayoutConstraint objects directly, you start with one of the UIView, NSView, or UILayoutGuide objects you wish to constrain, and select one of that object’s anchor properties. // Creating constraints using NSLayoutConstraint [NSLayoutConstraint constraintWithItem:subview attribute:NSLayoutAttributeLeading relatedBy:NSLayoutRelationEqual toItem:self.view attribute:NSLayoutAttributeLeadingMargin multiplier:1.0…
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Bold move from Apple. Bold.