John Sundell

@johnsundell

Creator of , co-host of , Swift developer, avid prototyper and amateur chef 👨‍💻👨‍🔬👨‍🍳

Gdańsk, Poland
Joined February 2011

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  1. 22 hours ago

    Update: The GM seed of Xcode 12 is now available:

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  2. 22 hours ago

    The reason why Apple is surprise-releasing iOS 14 tomorrow might be because nothing else shown in the keynote is shipping immediately, and they wanted something that people can get their hands on now. But not giving developers a heads-up (or even a GM) is still a terrible move 🙁

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  3. Sep 15

    Sundell HQ is ready for today's ! 👍 Less than an hour to go - who's excited? 😀

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  4. Sep 15

    Continuing to explore what's new in UIKit in iOS 14 by taking a look at the new UIAction-based APIs for handling UIControl events — finally, a built-in way to configure buttons and other controls with closures 🎉 A new, pre- article, enjoy! 😀

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    Sep 15

    Awesome job with your site , such great usability overall and good job with the meta data, the shared links look awesome

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    Sep 13

    📖 This week’s article: “How Swift 5.3 enhances SwiftUI’s DSL” 🚀 Thanks a lot to for sponsoring the site (and the podcast!) this week 🙌

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  8. Sep 13

    This week’s article is a roundup of some of the key ways in which Swift 5.3 enhances SwiftUI’s DSL — including implicit self capturing, new control flow features, multiple trailing closures, and more. Hope you’ll find it useful 🙂

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    Sep 12

    Last week during my swimming, I finished listening to podcast with . Amazing episode about adopting new features, working on side projects and separate work life from home life.

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  10. Sep 11

    Characters can now board and disembark ships, there's a card in the bottom-right corner that shows the currently selected unit's stats, and I also added an indicator that shows how many movement points that a given move will cost. Next up: Attacks, healing, and other actions 😀

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    Sep 10

    🎧 New podcast episode: “How big iOS teams typically operate”, with special guest 🚀 Thanks a lot to and for sponsoring this episode 🙌

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  12. Sep 10

    On this new podcast episode, returns to the show to talk about how big iOS teams typically operate, and what smaller teams can learn from that 🚀 Lots of learnings from our combined experiences of working for companies like Spotify and Netflix 😀

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  13. Sep 9

    We made it! 🥳 Here is episode 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ of Stacktrace, on which and I share our personal milestones since we first launched the show in 2018, and we also play Apple Keynote Poker in preparation for next week's ! 😀

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    Sep 6

    📖 This week’s article: “Building modern collection views in Swift” 🚀 Thanks a lot to for sponsoring the site this week 🙌

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  16. Sep 6

    Many of you have asked for more new UIKit-related content, so this week's article is an overview of the APIs that let us build "modern collection views" in Swift - such as: 🔀 Diffable data sources 📐 Compositional layouts ✅ Cell registrations 🔢 Lists

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  17. Sep 3

    Today it's been exactly one year since I launched the new, Publish-powered version of , and with over 15 million page views (and 12 TB of data! 🤯) served to visitors from across the globe, I'm super happy with how everything has turned out! 🥳

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  18. Sep 3

    Here's a quick new Swift tip ⚡️ It's most often better to use the 'show' method to push new view controllers onto an app's navigation stack, rather than calling 'pushViewController' directly on the current navigation controller. Here's why, and more 👍

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  19. Sep 3

    If you enjoyed hearing talk about ShapeScript on the latest episode of , then I think you’ll find this really exciting 😀

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