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David Stroud

Jumped back on the #100daysOfSwiftUI train 🚅 and completed day 36, a simple expenses app.

Getting back to it after a few months away took some considerable mental effort. Couldn't remember a lot of the specifics of what went before, but there was plenty of residual memory of concepts intact in my brain 🧠 which made it easier than I expected!

Glad I’d been taking copious notes throughout, and thankful the site's search is super useful! hackingwithswift.com/100/swift

#SwiftLang#SwiftUI#iOSdev
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Puppethead

For macOS logging I'm trying to use the recommended bundle ID as the OSLog subsystem, so I use the following code snippet. But it seems like I might as well hardcode the subsystem since bundleIdentifier might be nil. Is there a better way to get the bundle ID (or PRODUCT_NAME) in code?

extension Logger {
static let subsystem = Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier ?? "org.foo.MyApp"
}

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Becca Royal-Gordon

Forgot to mention this the other day, but the @abi proposal is in review! I think the approximately ten people who will use this feature will be very happy with it. #SwiftLang forums.swift.org/t/se-0476-con

Swift Forums · SE-0476: Controlling the ABI of a function, initializer, property, or subscriptHello, Swift community! The review of SE-0476: Controlling the ABI of a function, initializer, property, or subscript begins now and runs through April 25th, 2025. Reviews are an important part of the Swift evolution process. All review feedback should be either on this forum thread or, if you would like to keep your feedback private, directly to me as the review manager by email or DM. When contacting the review manager directly, please put "SE-0476" in the subject line. Trying it out If you...
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