Tyler W.
@waltermeowthau.bsky.social
Self-taught developer. I make a handheld CRM called RangerCRM. It's pretty underground. You probably haven't heard about it.
Ok-ish: #Swift, #iOS, #SwiftUI, #CoreData, #CloudKit, #Concurrency, #MapKit, #Charts
Ok-ish: #Swift, #iOS, #SwiftUI, #CoreData, #CloudKit, #Concurrency, #MapKit, #Charts
It's my happy place! Please be nice!
March 4, 2025 at 3:39 PM
It's my happy place! Please be nice!
It took me a while, but I was finally able to get the doughnut chart (SectorMark) to a place I'm happy with.
#swiftUI #iosappdevelopment #crm #swiftlang #buildinpublic #iOS
#swiftUI #iosappdevelopment #crm #swiftlang #buildinpublic #iOS
February 21, 2025 at 1:10 AM
It took me a while, but I was finally able to get the doughnut chart (SectorMark) to a place I'm happy with.
#swiftUI #iosappdevelopment #crm #swiftlang #buildinpublic #iOS
#swiftUI #iosappdevelopment #crm #swiftlang #buildinpublic #iOS
Feeling pretty good with ranger's stat's view. It's the little things. #swiftUI #iosappdevelopment #crm #swiftlang #buildinpublic
February 18, 2025 at 7:26 PM
Feeling pretty good with ranger's stat's view. It's the little things. #swiftUI #iosappdevelopment #crm #swiftlang #buildinpublic
You should know: The new #MapKit api from Apple seems to add its own NavBar to apps. Might not be a huge issue for some, but it in RangerCRM it was over-riding a custom parent-view. Not Great.
So here's a fix.
So here's a fix.
December 31, 2024 at 4:50 PM
You should know: The new #MapKit api from Apple seems to add its own NavBar to apps. Might not be a huge issue for some, but it in RangerCRM it was over-riding a custom parent-view. Not Great.
So here's a fix.
So here's a fix.
How to auto-format your swift and SwiftUI code blocks.
Placing your cursor in an argument. Then, while holding CTRL, tap M. This will separate your arguments to a line-by-line style. Super handy for any time you've got more than one argument. #swift, #swiftLang #Xcode, #swiftUI
Placing your cursor in an argument. Then, while holding CTRL, tap M. This will separate your arguments to a line-by-line style. Super handy for any time you've got more than one argument. #swift, #swiftLang #Xcode, #swiftUI
December 8, 2024 at 8:32 PM
How to auto-format your swift and SwiftUI code blocks.
Placing your cursor in an argument. Then, while holding CTRL, tap M. This will separate your arguments to a line-by-line style. Super handy for any time you've got more than one argument. #swift, #swiftLang #Xcode, #swiftUI
Placing your cursor in an argument. Then, while holding CTRL, tap M. This will separate your arguments to a line-by-line style. Super handy for any time you've got more than one argument. #swift, #swiftLang #Xcode, #swiftUI