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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2022 · 12 MIN

Sometimes things go haywire, like the first recording of this episode

from AppForce1 Worklog · host Jeroen Leenarts

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Send me a text That was a bit of a setback. First recording of this episode... lost. I don't know yet what exactly happened. But hey, rerecording was the easiest thing to do. Fixing wrong animations with Diffable Data Source | Filip NěmečekHow to write HTML in Swift? - The.Swift.Dev.Automating App Store PublishingNetworking with Combine and SwiftUI - Getting Started | Peter FriesePrototyping With SwiftUI: Creating Complex Interactions Using Gestures and ModifiersLet's just say I am glad I mad...

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