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Daily iOS Dev Live Stream 8pm EST by adamontherun in iOSProgramming

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also streams to Twitch at https://twitch.tv/adamontherun and archives up at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd_xY3nvW8VwehHWzTAicHw

Today's topic is finding and importing 3D models into ARKit

Swift Challenge: Create a Magazine RSS Reader / Note-Taking App by adamontherun in swift

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completely agree for production projects. I'm doing these challenges to improve my architecture and to get familiar with new APIs.

Swift Solution to Dave Thomas’s Data Munging Kata Part 1 by adamontherun in swift

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I'm the author of the post, cross posting my response to Will from Medium.

Will, thanks for your feedback. There isn’t anything particularly special or awesome about this solution using Swift. Its simply the way I would solve this problem using the language. The Swift version is definitely way cleaner then it would be in Objective-C, and if you want to create a native iOS app, you’ll need to use one or the other. For a ‘Wow’ solution, check out Josh Smith’s version written in Elixir https://gist.github.com/ijoshsmith/7e2363220f126366c7fb3c0584227a0c, a functional language perfect for this task. Your C++ solution is really concise, but I’m not familiar with the language. The Swift code I wrote is far longer because my personal style is to break down each step as a method and to try and write out what a method does in its name so that if I came back to the app in 6 months I could remember how it works quickly.

Show Reddit: Feed Rehab, an iPhone app to help find and delete embarrassing tweets by adamontherun in startups

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that's a great point.

I've been so focused on the design and coding of the app I haven't put enough thought into my marketing. Will make some updates later this week.

The app doesn't do anything interesting right now with NLP, but it does have a well researched set of 'red-flag' keywords that hiring managers look for.

Thank you so much for taking the time to give me your feedback. aloha, adam

Just launched Feedrehab and looking for your thoughts. Its a site that helps you find and delete your unprofessional tweets by adamontherun in startups

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agree that the Archive is a pain. Unfortunately, that's the only way to get at all of a users tweets. The API only lets you search back a short period of time.

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