Decided to take a look at my App Store Connect Analytics which, truthfully I don't look at enough. I am incredibly surprised... 408 total downloads since launch (April 2021) with 0 marketing pushes, just word of mouth and organic through searching. #indiedev#ios#buildinpublic
While I really like this, the buttons don’t have labels so they can lead to confusion and for accessibility, I believe labels are important. Their size also doesn’t lead them to be very tapable. This looks better, just need a fun way to spruce it up. #buildinpublic#appdesign
I have found that @rocketsim_app is by far one of the easiest methods to taking simulator screenshots, videos and gifs. It's nice not to have to add any additional dependencies to my projects. #ios#indiedev#buildinpublic
One of the best parts about building @heatbuddyapp thus far has been the amount of forced learning.. different things and principles. One thing that’s key is to just keep trying! #buildinpublic#ios#indiedev
Todays project was fun. This is a rough draft but I love the little animation! Dipped into UIKit using UIViewRepresentable which has been coming in clutch lately for this project. #buildinpublic#swiftui#uikit#ios#indiedev
Anyone have experience with MapKit? Looking to offer a list option for annotations after a user searches a location and is provided annotations in the viewport. #ios#mapkit#buildinpublic
great little coding session, got @heatbuddyapp user profile fleshed out, allowing users to edit their profile accordingly. Slowly getting there! #buildinpublic#indiedev#iOSDev
@heatbuddyapp has been the product I’ve wanted to launch since day one of my iOS journey! It aims to help homeowners find the best price for home heating oil in their area by comparing the prices. #buildinpublic#indiedev#homeheating#heating#HVAC
Under the hood update today that fixes the following issues! • Search bar not functioning. • Map redrawing every time a user typed into the search bar after initial search. • Map forcing you back to previous searched area on any navigation change. testflight.apple.com/join/NIzpKs9p
Has anyone used @AppStorage for saving an array to UserDefaults or do you always have to use the manual UserDefaults method? #ios#buildinpublic#swiftui