Found the issue, got a fix working. Once this build finishes processing I can submit for review!
Argh, found a crash on launch bug with Scorebook 2.0 on fresh installs. Just when I was ready to call it good. Hoping that it’s easy to reproduce and fix.
I just hit an amazing bug playing Apple’s “new” poker game on my iPhone X. I swiped up to get home, came back to the game and found I’d gone all in with 7-8 of hearts. I flopped a flush so it all worked out but dang that could’ve been bad.
I’ve yet to have consistent success with Fastlane’s Snapshot tool to capture screenshots for Scorebook. I keep getting errors with exit code 65. For whatever reason I’m not able to get repeatable successful results.
OH: I miss the Zune.
After getting Scorebook’s Core Data testing foundation put in place I was able to find a bug in one of my data model calculations, write a test to prove it failed, then fix the calculation and get the test passing. There may be something to this testing thing after all.
Trying to do the right thing and add some unit tests to the data layer of Scorebook. Except now I’m realizing that I need to do a bunch of updates to how my Core Data stack is set up, and wanting to start using NSPersistentContainer to boot. I hope this doesn’t get out of hand.
When I do release Scorebook 2.0 I’l be raising the price from $2.99 to $4.99, the first price increase in its history. If you want a free update to 2.0 get in on the low price now! taphouse.io/scorebook
I’ve been making really good progress on Scorebook 2.0, and the to-do list keeps shrinking (and growing a bit here and there). I’m hopeful I can have the new version shipped in a week or two. And then I can dig in to all the fun iOS 13 stuff!
I love being able to do work from my iPad. Had to restart my taphouse.io server to renew its SSL cert and I did it all from my iPad on the bus commute in to work.
Hello summer in Seattle!
In the wake of WWDC I was tempted to rewrite all of Scorebook using SwiftUI (I’m sure that sentiment isn’t isolated to me). But one of the ways I’m maturing is that I’m not going to do that since my users don’t care about SwiftUI. But they will care about things like Dark Mode.
Got home after a long weekend away with the family at Sun Lakes State Park and found that @manton put the @xcoders podcast as the leading topic of today’s Micro Monday email. I’m honored by that, and am excited about recordingthe next show with @liz!
I’ve been using privacy.com to make purchases using virtual credit/debit cards and it’s fantastic. I get to limit cards or turn them off entirely (and burner cards are great!). Plus I can get cashback on debit purrchases! You should check them out!
Ending the night having gotten my Mac mini set up to build Scorebook using my Fastlane script. I’m pretty happy at how this has turned out (and at how I can further automate things in the future).
Today’s the day I’m going to be a macOS thrill seeker…
…by upgrading my Mac mini from Sierra to Mojave 😂
I’m doing a lightning talk tomorrow on Xcode 11’s new SwiftPM integration (particularly as it pertains to apps). Got any burning questions you’d like to see answered?
I still need to do a bunch of testing and add a couple more screens, but I’ve got my Dynamic Type implementation in place for Scorebook 2.0. I want to get this out the door ASAP so that I can start in on the fun stuff for iOS 13 🙂.
Hello again Seattle!
Heading home after a really fun time in San Jose. I’ll write up some thoughts later, but I’m super glad I came down for WWDC (even without a ticket).
I can’t help but feel behind on learning the new things because I only now at the airport started to dive in to my first session.