At WWDC21 Apple introduced DocC, a tool for creating archives of Swift documentation that includes the static files required to host a version of the documentation on a website.
In this post I will summarise various methods of serving a DocC archive:
All the examples provided here are hosting the DocC archive for VaporDocC, the Vapor middleware I wrote for hosting DocC archives.
The package(s) being submitted are:
I have either:
swift ./validate.swift.Or, checked that:
Package.swift file in the root folder.swift package dump-package with the latest Swift toolchain.https) and the .git extension.The iCal format, first defined as a standard as RFC 2445 in 1998, is the universally accepted format for distributing calendar files, mainly used for distributing events.
As part of my QR code scanning app Scanula I added support for detecting events in scanned objects. Thanks to the fantastic libical and the Swift wrapper swift-ical it's fairly easy to parse an iCal feed, but adding it to iOS is a bit trickier.
Version 1.2 of Scanula provides better integration with system features, improvements to existing feature, and a few bug fixes.
It's important to test across various screen sizes, which the iOS simulator is good for, but it's also important to test on real devices where possible. I currently have an iPhone 11 Pro, an iPhone 6, and 2 iPod touches. Out of all these I find the iPod touch to be the best device for a lot of iOS development.
Four Squares 2.1 adds support for manually uploading completed games to iCloud, including games completed in Four Squares 1.0. Games completed in Four Squares 1.0 can also now be deleted.
Four Squares 2.0 is a huge update bringing new modes, customisations, features, and an overhauled UI.
In Time Attack mode you start with only 30 seconds on the clock. Every pattern you get right will add 3 more seconds to the clock. How long can keep going?
Speedrun mode gives you 3 lives to try and reach of sequence of 10 in the fastest time.
Old and new themes are available, along with brand new sound packs.
Existing themes have been updated to better support both light and dark mode.
The UI has been reworked to make customisation easier and support more platforms. Look out for a macOS app in the near future!
Each game you play is now saved and can be viewed in the app.
You can even choose to play the same sequence to keep working on your high score!
Four Squares now includes an App Clip, so you can share a completed game with a friend and they can try to beat your score without having to install the app.