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Tag Archives: components
Daylight may ruin your date
(No, this post doesn’t include dating advice. For such content, your best shot is probably YouTube. :-)) This is instead about Date values in Swift*. Which sometimes you might need to update by “components”. Such as by adding a specific number … Continue reading
Avoid extracting internal libraries
In a not-too-small software development company it’s very likely that you’ll manage multiple projects over time, with multiple teams and doing work for multiple customers. And for each platform/framework that you’d target (sometimes even cross-platform) you will probably determine that you … Continue reading
Some Holographic questions
Thinking about Windows Holographic app development, I am wondering about two things: If we want to develop holographic UI component libraries, would it be OK/enough to simply use class libraries as it seems to be required now? Or should Microsoft also … Continue reading