Declarative Text Kit: Inserting Strings and Lines With a Result Builder

Swift Result Builders make the declarative Text Kit API quite nice to work with once you know what you want to do. Here’s how I got over the initial humps.

It's Easier With Meaning

Some habits are hard to break. It is easier if you have meaningful alternatives.

Declarative Text Kit: Sketch of an API

I was fed up with writing long procedures to perform markup changes on the fly. This post contains an API that looks like something I would like to use.

Use and Then Reduce Open Source Dependencies

Dependencies make you quick. Dependencies also slow you down.

Zettelkasten (Not) Needed?

As the saying goes, if the title of a post is a question, the answer is “no”. So, do you, or don’t you need a Zettelkasten in your life?

Table View Cells from Nib: How to Change the Blueprint Data to Affect New Cells

Deep dive into where the little cells come from, the old school way: Inspecting call stacks, probing default objects. The goal is to change how cells spawn from Nibs.

Dynamic Actor Isolation Can Help During the Transitional Phase

On your way to static actor isolation, adopt dynamic isolation practices to ease into the change.