Creating and Modifying UIKit Components Like in SwiftUI
Photo by Firmbee.com on UnsplashProtocol-oriented programming is one of the most powerful and flexible tools for competent composition and distribution of responsibility in Swift. In one of the previous articles, protocol-oriented programming was used to manage the state and build a safe sequence of state transitions without additional checks. If you
Read moreHow to Use React Hooks the Right Way to Solve Common Problems
I’m hooked on HooksA real hook to represent the concept of a hook because it’s hard to find pictures of conceptsUsing Hooks in React is the standard way of writing React in 2023. The old ways do still work. You can still write class components. Heck, you can even still write React
Read moreFocus or Focus Visible? A Guide to Making Your Focus State Accessible
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Read moreHow to Audit JPA Entities Using Envers in a Spring Boot Application
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Read morePosting Images to Bluesky Social with Perl
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Read moreWhy the all-electric Volvo EX30 is such a big deal
Almost a decade ago, Volvo drove into the modern era by going big. Literally. The second-generation XC90 crossover that launched in 2015 helped reset a brand associated with boxy station wagons by offering innovative hybrid engines, striking styling and a big tablet center screen that felt right out of the
Read moreNot all early-stage AI startups are created equal
The AI sector has gotten hotter over the last year. But unlike many of past venture fads — like crypto or web3 — the AI sector had a number of large startups and legacy players already active when the market started to froth. There have been AI exits and there
Read moreCoffee briefing Aug. 1 – TELUS doubles impact with $2 million commitment to its Indigenous Communities Fund, eighty per cent of website redesigns fall short of full potential due to business-consumer disconnect; New Kootenay Lake visualization tool helps understand water levels; and more
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed last week’s Coffee Briefing? We’ve got you covered. TELUS doubles impact with $2 million commitment to its Indigenous Communities Fund Source: Telus TELUS has announced
Read moreA bankrupt crypto firm tried to return funds — but customer data might’ve been stolen instead
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge The bankrupt crypto firm Voyager Digital suffered a potential data breach when it started letting customers recover their funds last month, as first reported by Bloomberg. In a court document filed on July 28th, Voyager’s lawyers say they’re investigating reports that scammers targeted
Read moreTinder to launch a ‘high-end’ membership this fall amid product refresh
Tinder is preparing to launch a new “high-end” membership later this fall as well as a product refresh aimed at better catering to Gen Z users, according to parent company Match Group, as part of its Q2 2023 earnings release on Tuesday. The new Tinder membership was confirmed earlier this
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