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Swift C++ interoperability – a great start

It’s got a long journey ahead of itself, but an exciting one nonetheless!

Nov 26, 2023

Swift C++ interoperability – a great start

Nov 26, 2023

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World Wide Web bloat: in a world without JavaScript, a $35 Raspberry Pi could replace an office PC

Chromium web browsers account for the majority of the web browser market share these days. In the late 1990s, we surfed the web on…

May 6, 2023

World Wide Web bloat: in a world without JavaScript, a $35 Raspberry Pi could replace an office PC

May 6, 2023

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The iPhone is amazing – but here’s why Android serves me better

As a hobby developer in the Apple ecosystem, I currently consider the iPhone 14 Pro to be the best smartphone on the market for any iOS…

Apr 30, 2023

The iPhone is amazing – but here’s why Android serves me better

Apr 30, 2023

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How English is my 2nd language but my preferred computer OS default

I was neither born nor raised in a country where English is the mothertongue. Yet, whenever I reinstall MacOS, Linux or Windows on a…

Feb 4, 2023

How English is my 2nd language but my preferred computer OS default

Feb 4, 2023

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Today, new Mac users want a computer – not MacOS

New Mac owners used to be Mac ”users”. Now I believe many wished for a Windows 11 ARM laptop from Apple.

Jan 15, 2023

Today, new Mac users want a computer – not MacOS

Jan 15, 2023

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Learning Objective-C and Swift made it easier to use my iPad: here’s why

As someone who uses his iPad every day, it makes me more productive if I know how my device works under the hood. In this article, I will…

Jan 10, 2023

Learning Objective-C and Swift made it easier to use my iPad: here’s why

Jan 10, 2023

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iOS devices before iOS 5: tethered iPhone updates, no cloud sync, no iMessage

Installing iOS software updates with a click of a button is so obvious and easy today. Same goes with the iPad and its iPadOS variant of…

Jan 9, 2023

iOS devices before iOS 5: tethered iPhone updates, no cloud sync, no iMessage

Jan 9, 2023

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The Intel Mac transition of 2006 (part 2): PC switchers were excited

When Apple went the Intel route, they used the compatibility with Windows to their advantage. It was a selling point and assurance…

Jan 8, 2023

The Intel Mac transition of 2006 (part 2): PC switchers were excited

Jan 8, 2023

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The Intel Mac transition of 2006: How vastly different it was from the M1 Mac launch with Apple…

In January 2006 (17 years ago), Apple released the first Intel Macs on the market. It was the start of a new era after more than a decade…

Jan 7, 2023

The Intel Mac transition of 2006: How vastly different it was from the M1 Mac launch with Apple…

Jan 7, 2023

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Obsoleted products I grew up with in the 1980s and 1990s

The more I think of the products from when I was younger, the more I realise how much in the technology space that is completely obsoleted…

Jan 6, 2023

Obsoleted products I grew up with in the 1980s and 1990s

Jan 6, 2023

Tony

Tony

Mac and iOS hobby programmer. Apple device-user since the iPhoneOS and MacOS X days. Interested in AppKit as much as UIKit and SwiftUI.

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