General purpose stuff
- https://www.toptal.com/developers/gitignore/ - put in things like “swift”, “xcode”, “macOS” etc and get a complete ignore file
- https://andresalla.com/en/stop-using-branch-in-your-podfiles/ - tldr. use tag at the place of branch in Podfile
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addArc with tangent points https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66838135/what-are-the-tangent-parameters-found-in-the-addarc-method-for-swiftui
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addArc with angles onmyway133/blog#673
My fuck-around-and-find-out moments
- If the shadow inside section controller is being clipped off. Make clipsToBound/layer.maskToBound false for ASCellNode
- If you are facing animation issues with Texture, try to group the concerned nodes in a container node and just animate the container. Don't use setNeedsLayout or layoutIfNeeded for root node (imp)
- If your view's frame is important to you and applying transform in an UIView animation block making it jump, try using CABasicAnimation. One latent benefit is CABasicAnimation runs on a 'proxy' layer so your host view won't get affected.
- SwiftUI - If there is a composite view and different layers are not animating in sync, use drawingGroup or geometryGroup . One of the two would surely work. Reference article.
- SwiftUI - TabView is weirdly engineered. It doesn't hugs the content. For a dynamic content TabView, use geometry reader first to get the intrinsic height ans then assign it a fixed height. Also, in a peculiar case TabView's content was shifted a bit up. I had to wrap it in a ScrollView (with scroll disabled) to make it work.
safeAreaInset(edge: .top, alignment: .leading)to place something like a backbutton. Can (haven't tried yet?) also be used to stick a content to bottom