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SwipeTabController discussion
SwipeTabController reviews and mentions
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The Rise of Judgement over Technical Skill
I remember reading a rather silly fantasy book, back in the '90s.
It was obviously written by a UNIX guy, and it featured a software geek that gets transported into a realm where magic works.
He then started to build a foundation of spells, even giving them UNIX names like "Grep," and "Sed."
It was all about how he built a powerful magic system, from scratch, starting with basic components, and combing them, into more ambitious components, and so on.
Most of my published work is components; usually, Swift Package Manager packages. Each one is carefully written and documented, then tested like crazy. It means that I can leverage them, without a second thought, as to Quality, or features.
Here's what I'm working on, now[0]. It still has a long way to go, but it's coming along nicely. It's a "swipeable" tab bar controller, so that iOS apps can behave like Android apps. I have been doing this by hand, in many of my latest apps, and I thought that it was a good candidate for commoditization.
I'll spend a lot of time, testing and documenting it, so it will be a "drop in" module that I'll be able to use for future apps.
[0] https://github.com/LittleGreenViper/SwipeTabController
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My AI Skeptic Friends Are All Nuts
Well, the old Java model, where you have dozens of small files, for even the simplest applications, may be better for humans, but it's difficult to feed that to an LLM prompt. With the way I work, I can literally copy and paste. My files aren't so big, that they choke the server, but they are big enough to encompass the whole domain.
Judge for yourself.
Here's the file I am working on: [0].
The issue was in this initializer: [1]. In particular, this line was missing: [2]. I had switched to using a UIButton as a custom view, so the callback only got the button, instead of the container UIBarButtonItem. I needed to propagate the tag into the button.
[0] https://github.com/LittleGreenViper/SwipeTabController/blob/...
[1] https://github.com/LittleGreenViper/SwipeTabController/blob/...
[2] https://github.com/LittleGreenViper/SwipeTabController/blob/...
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LittleGreenViper/SwipeTabController is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of SwipeTabController is Swift.