Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Showing a popover relative to a text view will compute the accessibility hierarchy 3 times per clickable link in the text view; that can get slow real quick.| Christian Tietze
Shortcuts, aka “key equivalents”, are usually handled by views in your vier hierarchy in the same, predicatable way. Except deleting a character or word with backspace in a text view. These two, apparently, short-circuit this mechanism.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
Blog and portfolio of Christian Tietze: developer of macOS and iOS apps, writer of programming books, and consultant of amazing devs.| Christian Tietze
We don’t think about this as we write: the blinking cursor tells a useful lie about what the text looks like, so we can work on an abstraction that is about the space between characters, and especially the space after the last character.| Christian Tietze
