If you’re fortunate enough to have a steady paycheck through this pandemic and you want to help other people affected directly or indirectly by the lockdown, here’s a simple way.
The fund is underwritten by The New York Times. Every dollar goes to aiding organizations that:
I hadn’t really considered traveling to Japan until recently, when one of my kids said she wanted to go there some day. She loves anime. 🤷🏻♂️🇯🇵
So I am bookmarking this list for if we can ever make that happen.
👉 5 Hidden Gems You Need to Visit in Japan
Experiencing Japan isn’t about the main touristic spots.
There are a couple of tricks to getting your scroll view working in an Xcode storyboard. The great fluffy.es blog carefully walks you through it. 👍
👉 How to use scroll view in Interface Builder / Storyboard (Xcode 11)
This site also has some really helpful notes on intrinsic size. And a great series on Making Sense of Auto Layout. Who knew? This guy is good. He’s giving Ray Wenderlich a run for his money. 😲
First off, it’s cool that there is a list of free, public APIs you can use on your own project. IMHO, this is the way to get started on writing an interesting app because you don’t have to host anything or write a backend.
👉 Public APIs: A collective list of free APIs for use in software and web development
And the funny thing as that the Public APIs has its own public API. 🤯😆
Is the Public APIs API in the Public APIs list? I dare you to check.
You can also check this blog for my own humble collection of APIs. 🤷🏻♂️
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