You Don’t Need to Remember Anything Meets LLM Fans

The Scam Called “You Don't Have to Remember Anything” – That post from Zettelkasten.de blew up on Hacker News yesterday to my surprise. We will discuss this in a couple of days and let the dust settle.

Clickable Swift Testing Failure Messages in Emacs compile-mode

The swift test command-line invokation does not print unambiguous filenames for test failures, so we need to attempt to patch this from the console output ourselves like true hackers.

Infinite Canvas – iOS and macOS Whiteboarding and Sketching App, Now Available

Announcing my latest app, Infinite Canvas, an app for quick sketches, handwritten notes, with a canvas as wide and deep as your imagination. Available for all platforms as a free download.

Emacs Elevator Pitch (August Blog Carnival)

This month’s entry for the Emacs Carnival is how I'd talk someone into using Emacs at the workplace I do not have.

Adapt Unidirectional Flow Virtues to Your Plain SwiftUI App

To get started, you can require authentication for actions on buttons anywhere in your SwiftUI app produce a change up the scene, e.g. a log-in overlay or dialog, by injecting a closure into the environment to handle that.

SwiftUI DocumentGroups Are Terribly Limited

Document-based apps with SwiftUI are easy to write, but hard to customize apart from a couple visual tweaks. Say if you want to introduce in-app purchases.

Announcing InfiniteCanvas, a Delightful Whiteboarding App for Mac, iPad, iPhone: TestFlight Is Now Open

My latest app project is ready for testing: a delightfully simple drawing app for all Apple platforms.