It seems like it would be simple and/or obvious how to configure your app to point to different environments (dev, QA, prod, etc.). But alas, it is neither simple nor obvious.
Here is some easy, practical wisdom that breaks down five different ways to configure different environments in an Xcode project. Spoiler: it finally lands on Script Phases. 🤷🏻♂️
During the presidential election last month, I was surprised to see that there was also a local transit plan called Project Connect on the ballot. I kind of assumed it would fail since there was a pandemic on, traffic was way down, and people were avoiding crowded spaces. 🤷🏻♂️
So the headline on the latest edition of Community Impact shocked me.
I was farther stunned to see that this is not some BS 💩 rail system built on existing freight rail lines (wtf?) but a real urban rail system actually running through the heart of the city where people can truly ditch their cars forever and hop on the train. This line runs right down South Congress, where I can walk to it to get to downtown, UT, or the airport entirely car-free. 🎊
This project can help make the city more human-oriented, more convenient, reduce the need for all that ugly asphalt, take some pressure off those gridlocked streets, and help the planet. For about $25/month I’m soooo in.
I’ve been trying to understand the Elm Architecture for a new iOS project. I kept reading over this article and thinking, “Wait a minute…. What’s the catch here? This seems too simple.” 🧐
I even made my own diagram just to make sure I “got” it. The devil is in the details, but I think this is right. 🤷🏻♂️ It definitely seems simpler than VIPER.
Mental Break Town 