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glucn

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Co-founder of Pacebits Studio. Personal blog: https://glucn.com #buildinpublic #indiehackers

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Many big tech companies have implemented or are implementing return-to-office. Here is a simple website I just built showing office locations of those big names, maybe useful for people looking for job: glucn.com/big-techs #rto #buildinpublic

Good call! I didn't know this before, this was really a #todayilearned moment! This was not even mentioned on CocoaPods website... After a little bit more research, I got more about those different approaches. I will write a short blog post about it. Thank you again! :D #iosdev #buildinpublic

Cornelius Mark@corneliusmark.bsky.social

I got CocoaPods is available using Homebrew.

How did I *properly* install Cocoapods on a M4 Macbook? 1. Install Homebrew 2. Install rbenv with Homebrew, and init it 3. Install Ruby with rbenv, and init rbenv in .zprofile 4. Install Cocoapods with gem 5. Now I can simply run "pod install" etc #iosdev #buildinpublic #todayilearned

How did I *properly* install Cocoapods on a M4 Macbook? 1. Install Homebrew 2. Install rbenv with Homebrew, and init it 3. Install Ruby with rbenv, and init rbenv in .zprofile 4. Install Cocoapods with gem 5. Now I can simply run "pod install" etc #iosdev #buildinpublic #todayilearned

3. Install Ruby with rbenv, and init rbenv in .zprofile rbenv install -l (this will show a list of supported version) rbenv install x.x.x (choose your prefered version) rbenv global x.x.x Then, add the following to .zprofile export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH" eval "$(rbenv init - zsh)"

How did I *properly* install Cocoapods on a M4 Macbook? 1. Install Homebrew 2. Install rbenv with Homebrew, and init it 3. Install Ruby with rbenv, and init rbenv in .zprofile 4. Install Cocoapods with gem 5. Now I can simply run "pod install" etc #iosdev #buildinpublic #todayilearned

How did I *properly* install Cocoapods on a M4 Macbook? 1. Install Homebrew 2. Install rbenv with Homebrew, and init it 3. Install Ruby with rbenv, and init rbenv in .zprofile 4. Install Cocoapods with gem 5. Now I can simply run "pod install" etc #iosdev #buildinpublic #todayilearned

My toy app got rejected by App Stroe again. Lessons learned: 1. If your users can sign up on the app, there must be a way for users to delete their account. 2. You'd better support "Sign in with Apple" option, which can meet Apple's requirements around Login Service. #iosdev #buildinpublic

What are needed before you can submit an app to Apple App Store? - Name/description/screenshots etc. - Privacy Policy URL - Select the levels in Age Rating - Content Rights Information - Information about the app’s privacy practices - Price tier #iosdev #todayilearned #buildinpublic

Why does my app always run in a super small frame of 320x480? Found the answer on StackOverflow - If you don't have any launch images/nib/storyboard, then you are declaring that you don't support any screen sizes aside from 320x480... So weird! #todayilearned #buildinginpublic #iosdev

How to resolve dependency version conflicts in Swift project when using CocoaPods? Delete Podfile.lock file, and run "pod install --repo-update" (maybe a little too brutal?) #buildinginpublic #todayilearned #swift #iosdev

With Aliyun Serverless Devs, it turns out when you remove a trigger from the yaml definition of a function and deploy the change, that trigger will not actually get removed. You will have to manually remove that trigger via Aliyun console or cli. 😮‍💨 #todayilearned #buildinginpublic #aliyun #bug

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