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iOS Developer creating music apps. Creator: @countitoff. Co-host: @offscreenbabble podcast. Opinions my own. He/Him @drumnkyle@mastodon.social

San Francisco, CA
Joined September 2013
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Kyle Sherman retweeted
Hey folks. I'm going to be extremely candid. I'm looking for a role and I need one extremely fast. I was trying to tease this news, but we're expecting twins. If you need any kind of iOS developer work, please please please consider me.
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swing is in logic pro ?!?! ⚾️✨ thanks @Apple 🥲 a software i’ve been teaching myself to use for 10 years is using my song as an example for other producers - what a dream #logicpro #producer #musicproduction #music
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Finally!
New in Xcode 15: Refactoring offers the option to split a function call over several lines 👌 #WWDC23 (Credits to @StewartLynch for spotting this 👏)
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Yay!!
Surprised this didn’t explicitly get mentioned during the keynote. This is a game changer #WWDC23
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Their videos are fantastically done and really teach you complex topics in a way that you can really understand and use in your own apps. Highly recommend taking advantage of this deal.
We’re having a #WWDC23 sale right! Save 25% of your first year of subscription and unlock our most popular series of episodes: • Modern SwiftUI • Swift concurrency: past, present, future • SwiftUI navigation • Composable Architecture navigation 👉 pointfree.co/blog/posts/107-…
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👩‍🏫 We're looking for some awesome women mentors for Swift Island 2023.🏖️ Which #womenintech would you recommend? 🏷️ Tag them below or email [email protected] ! #swiftIsland
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I’m so excited to have Logic Pro for iPad released! This was such an awesome product to work on! Check it out and make sure you try the interactive, in-app lessons! #musicians #Apple apps.apple.com/us/app/logic-…
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Kyle Sherman retweeted
I'm finding it hard to keep track of all the events happening during #WWDC23, so I've added them all to my WWDC Community repo on GitHub – please do open a PR if I missed something! github.com/twostraws/wwdc
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After eight years of iOS Development, I've only just realised I can view the console output of previous builds! 🤯
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Kyle Sherman retweeted
The SwiftUI Previews team is hiring! We get to provide the preview experience for Xcode and Swift Playgrounds. We love sitting at the intersection of tools, languages, frameworks, and the system. If this sounds interesting, please apply or DM! jobs.apple.com/en-us/details…
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Kyle Sherman retweeted
There are plenty of ways to stand out as a junior engineer without taking a back seat. A few that worked for me: 1. When you’re faced with an unfamiliar problem, break it down into smaller problems. You might even recognize pieces that you already know how to solve.
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Yes, and if you ask a question for your own understanding, it may cause the other engineer to realize what they wrote is more complicated than it should be or maybe there is an issue in the logic and that’s why you weren’t understanding. Asking questions is very helpful.
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5. Show interest in what other engineers are working on. Provide feedback on their approach and review their code, even if it’s just to ask questions for your own understanding. It might be totally new to you, but someday you might need to work in that area!
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Yes, this is great advice. Read more about how I take notes while developing here: thisiskyle.me/posts/writing-… Taking notes while developing has made a HUGE difference for me. I think it can really help everyone. Give it a try!
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3. Write down your approach to a problem before diving into the implementation. Document your assumptions, justification for choices you’re making, and alternative approaches that you thought about. Ask for feedback on your approach from others on the team.
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Do you love solving problems of all sizes? Helping others with best practices, promoting established conventions, specs and standards? Bringing WWDC content and sample code to the masses? Join me in DTS! And yes, we’re on-site in Silicon Valley, Calif. jobs.apple.com/en-us/search?… – at Limón, Costa Rica
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Those of us who loved the original Star Wars….have been waiting …watching each spinoff come out ….hoping ….but finally ANDOR ….writing ….a plot ! actors ….good ones ….so delicious …please give us more…..lots more …this is high grade
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Kyle Sherman retweeted
The power of raw in the #iPhone14Pro
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My team at Apple is looking for engineers to help define the next generation of UI experiences in AR/VR! Hiring in SCV, Seattle, Boulder, San Diego, and Paris. All exp. levels encouraged, we’re looking for enthusiasm to learn a ton every day! DMs open! jobs.apple.com/en-us/details…
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This is so awesome! The patience to do the is is amazing. But also, you can be so precise. Very cool to see.
Kubo-san showing us how she creates her beautiful art using Switch Control on iPadOS! You'll see on the screen her scanner first moving left to right to pick the x-coord of a point on screen, then top to bottom to pick the y-coord. Then she can select her action in the menu.
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