Swift by Sundell

115: “A framework and an app”, with special guest Simon Støvring

Apr 30, 2022

01:07:54

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I'm Seeing This Small Issue, Can You Help?

04:51

Runstone

02:15

I'm Going to Read Open Sauce the Sapara Extension and Put on the Abstor

04:07

Introduction

2min

Broomstone Is a Plain Text Editor That Is the Corf It, Right?

2min

Is It Possible to Add a Language to Roomstone?

4min

Runstone - Is There a Difference in the Defaults?

4min

Using Property Rabbls in a Coat Base?

3min

Using Swift You Eye to Generate Form Styles

3min

How to Add a Setting in a Swift Uey View

5min

Ablcipss Text Editor for Free

6min

I'm Seeing This Small Issue, Can You Help?

5min

10.

I'm Not an Early Doptor, but I'll Still Do It

4min

11.

Then I Wanted to Build My Own Text Editor

3min

12.

Open Source

4min

13.

Bitrise - A Very Interesting Approach to Continuous Integration

4min

14.

I'm Going to Read Open Sauce the Sapara Extension and Put on the Abstor

4min

15.

Is It a Pacgage in an Xco Project?

4min

16.

Runstone

2min

17.

Is There a Limit for Large Files?

2min

18.

The File Size Is One Thing, but How Long Are the Lines?

4min

19.

Runstone

3min

Simon Støvring returns to the show to talk about how he built his new text editor Runestone, how to effectively manage an app’s settings, performance tuning, and implementing an app’s core logic as a stand-alone framework.

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Swift by Sundell

115: “A framework and an app”, with special guest Simon Støvring

I'm Seeing This Small Issue, Can You Help?

Runstone

I'm Going to Read Open Sauce the Sapara Extension and Put on the Abstor

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