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sintraworks.github.io | ||
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hop.ie
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| | | | | Styling existing UI components rather than creating new components | |
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movingparts.io
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| | | | | Covering how to make custom view styles work like the build in ones. Plus, some new tricks we've learned in the time since. | |
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swiftui-lab.com
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| | | | | When we double wrap SwiftUI views inside a Representables and a Hosting Views, we open the door to new possibilites of what can be achieved with SwiftUI. | |
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jcarroll.xyz
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| | | I love small projects for helping me learn, especially programming. I'm still learning Julia, and have found myself wanting more "little silly things" I can digest and learn from. A lot of the projects I see in Julia are big mathematical models, and I'm just not ready to dive that deep yet. This series of tweets caught my eye, partly because of the cool animation, but also the bite-sized amount of information it was conveying - that interpolation in Julia can be specified so easily, thanks in large part to the multiple dispatch design of the language. | ||
