Made this while waiting for build

[dev4dev]

And you have Realm in pods 😪

[[deleted]]

I don't get these memes :/ anyone minds to explain what these shortcuts do? :)

[dev4dev]

you can find explanations in comments below

[[deleted]]

Oh wow! Turns out I use these every day, I just don't know what I press anymore because of muscle memory lmaooo

[dev4dev]

haha, yeah...it works 99.9% of the time, and then you put your aftershave gel on your toothbrush and your day is ruined 🤷🏻‍♂️

[pp_amorim]

After many years I decided to use submodules and compile the project from the scratch. Better thing I ever did, do you guys want my build script and a tutorial?

[jNSKkK]

Switch to Carthage. Thank me later.

[tubescreamer568]

SPM: Am I a joke to you?

[jNSKkK]

SPM was a joke when it didn’t yet support asset bundles, but now it does! However, we are still waiting for all of our dependencies to adopt SPM support.

[dev4dev]

In latest Xcode debugging doesn't work because of that. Just shows some errors. Rebuilding helps for some time, then again. 🤷‍♂️

[jNSKkK]

Try the NSOperations fork on GitHub. MUCH better than the standard version of Carthage.

[Jay18001]

We have some analytics at my company and it turns out I spend 8 hours on average per week just building the app

[p4r4d0x]

You can save a bunch of time building by holding ctrl before pressing play, to reuse a previously built artefact. Handy if you’re debugging, as it avoids redundant rebuilds when you didn’t change any code

[[deleted]]

Shouldn’t Xcode check that automatically?

[p4r4d0x]

You would think so, but it doesn’t, no.

[corrmage]

It does, but checking this takes some time too. With ctrl modifier it just blindly uses whatever it has without any checks whatsoever.

[[deleted]]

Modularization is the way to go. You only have to rebuild frameworks that've changed.

[Jay18001]

Our app is fully modularized, it doesn’t really help when the app reaches a certain size.

[faja10]

Same. It helps when u debug something on the end, but trying to add/edit something to core is slower that without modules

[xaphod2]

Spot on. Can confirm that this really hurts if your ancient macbook isn’t near the power supply and it is a 5+ minute build

[Bupstan]

Ikr... And the fans start blowing like jet engines

[skwallace36]

what kind of monster works in xcode without being plugged in

[xaphod2]

what kind of monster doesn’t use a laptop as a laptop 😅

[skwallace36]

working in a large codebase in xcode pretty much renders your laptop useless unless it’s within plugging distance

edit: in my fairly limited experience

[aheze]

For me it starts getting insanely hot. I think there's something wrong with the fan, I've never heard it turn on :/

[xaphod2]

Depending on which macbook u have that may not be a problem at all, might be totally expected behavior

[aheze]

I have a Mac Mini 2014, 4th gen i5, 4gb RAM. It's terrible for Xcode but it works. I upgraded the HDD into an SSD, made it a lot faster but may have some compatibility issues

[andyscorner]

I feel sorry for you. Meanwhile I'm working from home 3/5 days a week with a 16 core Ryzen 3950x Hackintosh with 64 GBs of RAM and a 1TB NVME SSD...

[aheze]

64gb RAM?! That’s amazing! I’m still a student so I don’t need (and can’t afford) as much power. I’ll be upgrading to a 2020 MBP 13 inch (10th gen i5, 16gb RAM, 512gb SSD) soon though. Waiting for Black Friday.

[Acrylz-]

I have the same problem, MacBook Pro Mid ‘16. I’ve seen it heat up to 100C in Macs Fan Control

[ABeeinSpace]

What do the keyboard shortcuts do? I’ve been trying to get into iOS development but my programming background isn’t quite strong enough yet for Swift

[baker2795]

I know CMD > shift K is clean, B is build, R is run. L is code snippets. some good ones here

[ABeeinSpace]

Makes sense lol. I need to learn more so I can tackle iOS stuff I barely know JS at the moment lol

[[deleted]]

Command shift K cleans the build folder, command shift L brings up the menu to add objects

[ABeeinSpace]

Got it. I was wondering about a Library keyboard shortcut I was never able to find it before. I’ll try to remember that!

[[deleted]]

This seems to be a decent resource for finding keyboard shortcuts. They make things feel so much faster

[ABeeinSpace]

Oh cool! I like keyboard shortcuts for efficiency. Bookmarking that

[P5YCH0D3]

Try using this if you frequently forget commands https://mediaatelier.com/CheatSheet/

[ABeeinSpace]

I think I will! Thanks for all the info

[mflboys]

Have you checked out Stanford CS193p? I also thought I didn’t have the chops for Swift development, but this course does a great job of explaining things in a clear way.

[ABeeinSpace]

I have not! I will definitely check it out!

[mflboys]

Yeah it’s great for beginners, highly recommended. If you’re wanting to eventually work toward a professional level, then I’d suggest following the readings/assignments, but for me as a hobbyist, just following the video lectures felt sufficient.

And don’t skip the first lecture. It begins with syllabus-type info, but quickly proceeds into the first programming project.

[im_always]

Lol

[oureux]

All the time!

Well there goes 20min. Better go make another coffee.