I never thought that I’d be writing C in Swift, even down to handling null-terminated strings. But the code works.
Category Archive: Macs
A basic document-based Swift app shell into which you can quickly add functional code. Saves time starting a new project.
Nearly three years after Swift was launched, its interface to macOS is still only partly complete. And the docs are misleading and contradictory. Oh fun!
Link to the slides from a masterly review by Sarah Edwards of the new log system in macOS Sierra.
Authentication dialogs to permit access to your keychain are supplied by the macOS security system, and follow a strict pattern.
Automated reporting of serious faults has helped Apple make macOS more reliable. But how do you report a bug which only the user can see?
This new version adds a Help Book, Tooltips, and supports window resizing more usefully.
Sierra 10.12.4 has had a lot of significant bugs fixed, at last. Here’s a list of those known to remain.
Does Xcode 8.3 deal with the many problems in 8.2.1? Is Swift 3.1 much better than 3.0?
Just a couple of new features and a few fixed bugs? No, there is much more to 10.12.4 than that. Just look at what it does update.
The Eclectic Light Company 