Norway Road Trip Day 12
Day 12 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 12 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 11 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 10 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 9 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 8 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 7 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 6 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 5 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 4 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 3 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Automatic Strong Passwords (iOS 12 / macOS Mojave) let Safari and your app generate truly random, high-entropy passwords that actually satisfy the site’s rules, no more “password too weak” after AutoFill.
Day 2 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Day 1 of the road trip my brother and I made in Norway.
Monthly update 338 • June 2018 • 2018-06-01 - 2018-06-30
Monthly update 337 • May 2018 • 2018-05-01 - 2018-05-31
The Swift community continues to expand, with developers increasingly relying on ecosystem projects to streamline app development for specific tasks. To foster better interaction, Swift Forums has introduced a new top-level category called Related Projects.
Monthly update 336 • April 2018 • 2018-04-01 - 2018-04-30
Swift.org has expanded its continuous integration testing system to include community-hosted nodes for additional platforms.
Swift 4.1 reimplements implicitly unwrapped optionals (IUOs) so they act as regular optionals with a flag that allows automatic unwrapping when needed, rather than as a distinct type.
Monthly update 335 • March 2018 • 2018-03-01 - 2018-03-31
Apple released Swift 4.1 as a minor update that maintains source compatibility with Swift 4.0. It adds generics features such as conditional conformance and synthesised Equatable and Hashable support.
In Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual, Michael Pollan simplifies the complex world of nutrition into easy-to-follow tips for eating well.
Monthly update 334 • February 2018 • 2018-02-01 - 2018-02-28
Swift 4.2 serves as a step towards ABI stability in Swift 5, incorporating ABI changes for performance, bug fixes, and targeted improvements to compile-time speed.
Swift 4.1 adds a new optimisation mode called -Osize. This mode helps reduce code size by 5 to 30 percent in some projects.