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(2) Tyler Angert on X: "What’s the fastest way to get cracked at iOS UI engineering. Need things like hidden gotchas about mixing SwiftUI and UIKit and low level drawbacks of each, maybe some kind of primer for people moving over from react land." / X
(2) Tyler Angert on X: "What’s the fastest way to get cracked at iOS UI engineering. Need things like hidden gotchas about mixing SwiftUI and UIKit and low level drawbacks of each, maybe some kind of primer for people moving over from react land." / X
— Tyler Angert (@tylerangert)
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(2) Tyler Angert on X: "What’s the fastest way to get cracked at iOS UI engineering. Need things like hidden gotchas about mixing SwiftUI and UIKit and low level drawbacks of each, maybe some kind of primer for people moving over from react land." / X
I don't think maintaining an implementation of both 'do' and 'undo' sounds fun. Maybe I could write into some temporary state and only "commit" once when I know all operations passed? If that's possible depends on the specifics...
I don't think maintaining an implementation of both 'do' and 'undo' sounds fun. Maybe I could write into some temporary state and only "commit" once when I know all operations passed? If that's possible depends on the specifics...
Also, defer is a great alternative to gotos:) — Jakub Tomšů (@jakubtomsu_)
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I don't think maintaining an implementation of both 'do' and 'undo' sounds fun. Maybe I could write into some temporary state and only "commit" once when I know all operations passed? If that's possible depends on the specifics...