#pleasedontrain — Public Fediverse posts
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@MuseumShuffle seems like so many apps ignore dynamic type settings.
It’s fun to see apps that do a great job: #PleaseDontRain & Pedometer++
P++ has a custom big tab bar! 👍 @_Davidsmith
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@MuseumShuffle seems like so many apps ignore dynamic type settings.
It’s fun to see apps that do a great job: #PleaseDontRain & Pedometer++
P++ has a custom big tab bar! 👍 @_Davidsmith
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@MuseumShuffle seems like so many apps ignore dynamic type settings.
It’s fun to see apps that do a great job: #PleaseDontRain & Pedometer++
P++ has a custom big tab bar! 👍 @_Davidsmith
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@MuseumShuffle seems like so many apps ignore dynamic type settings.
It’s fun to see apps that do a great job: #PleaseDontRain & Pedometer++
P++ has a custom big tab bar! 👍 @_Davidsmith
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I was really confused as to why each entry in the Y axis labels was 0. Turns out it's REALLY tiny amounts and enough significant digits weren't allowed.
In this scenario the iOS Weather app will show a blank chart even though the percent chance chart shows a 5% chance for several hours.
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I was really confused as to why each entry in the Y axis labels was 0. Turns out it's REALLY tiny amounts and enough significant digits weren't allowed.
In this scenario the iOS Weather app will show a blank chart even though the percent chance chart shows a 5% chance for several hours.
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I was really confused as to why each entry in the Y axis labels was 0. Turns out it's REALLY tiny amounts and enough significant digits weren't allowed.
In this scenario the iOS Weather app will show a blank chart even though the percent chance chart shows a 5% chance for several hours.
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I was really confused as to why each entry in the Y axis labels was 0. Turns out it's REALLY tiny amounts and enough significant digits weren't allowed.
In this scenario the iOS Weather app will show a blank chart even though the percent chance chart shows a 5% chance for several hours.
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After reading this section of the Apple docs I was experimenting with the Increase Contrast setting.
What's confusing me is that in light mode (best mode) with Increase Contrast turned on a regular TextField gets a much darker gray background color, which makes it less legible.
I have the ability to set the background color manually, but it feels like I'm missing something. 🤔
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After reading this section of the Apple docs I was experimenting with the Increase Contrast setting.
What's confusing me is that in light mode (best mode) with Increase Contrast turned on a regular TextField gets a much darker gray background color, which makes it less legible.
I have the ability to set the background color manually, but it feels like I'm missing something. 🤔
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After reading this section of the Apple docs I was experimenting with the Increase Contrast setting.
What's confusing me is that in light mode (best mode) with Increase Contrast turned on a regular TextField gets a much darker gray background color, which makes it less legible.
I have the ability to set the background color manually, but it feels like I'm missing something. 🤔
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After reading this section of the Apple docs I was experimenting with the Increase Contrast setting.
What's confusing me is that in light mode (best mode) with Increase Contrast turned on a regular TextField gets a much darker gray background color, which makes it less legible.
I have the ability to set the background color manually, but it feels like I'm missing something. 🤔
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It's absolutely wild when you've been working on an app for a long time and go back and look at your work.
I got a photo memory that left screenshot of @PleaseDontRain is from two years ago today.
It's so bare boned. 😳
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It's absolutely wild when you've been working on an app for a long time and go back and look at your work.
I got a photo memory that left screenshot of @PleaseDontRain is from two years ago today.
It's so bare boned. 😳
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It's absolutely wild when you've been working on an app for a long time and go back and look at your work.
I got a photo memory that left screenshot of @PleaseDontRain is from two years ago today.
It's so bare boned. 😳
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It's absolutely wild when you've been working on an app for a long time and go back and look at your work.
I got a photo memory that left screenshot of @PleaseDontRain is from two years ago today.
It's so bare boned. 😳
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Spotted a problem with .textInputAutocapitalization(.words) in a SwiftUI TextField.
It will auto capitalize each word UNLESS you start using swipe typing. Then it doesn’t.
Thanks to @RobW for asking me to add to add this feature. That led me spot this.
FB17255947
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Spotted a problem with .textInputAutocapitalization(.words) in a SwiftUI TextField.
It will auto capitalize each word UNLESS you start using swipe typing. Then it doesn’t.
Thanks to @RobW for asking me to add to add this feature. That led me spot this.
FB17255947
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Spotted a problem with .textInputAutocapitalization(.words) in a SwiftUI TextField.
It will auto capitalize each word UNLESS you start using swipe typing. Then it doesn’t.
Thanks to @RobW for asking me to add to add this feature. That led me spot this.
FB17255947
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Spotted a problem with .textInputAutocapitalization(.words) in a SwiftUI TextField.
It will auto capitalize each word UNLESS you start using swipe typing. Then it doesn’t.
Thanks to @RobW for asking me to add to add this feature. That led me spot this.
FB17255947
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I had completely forgotten that you can add .gradient to a SwiftUI Color until Vincent Pradeilles mentioned it in his talk for iOS Dev Happy Hour.
I think I'm going to spruce up my buttons.
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I had completely forgotten that you can add .gradient to a SwiftUI Color until Vincent Pradeilles mentioned it in his talk for iOS Dev Happy Hour.
I think I'm going to spruce up my buttons.
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I had completely forgotten that you can add .gradient to a SwiftUI Color until Vincent Pradeilles mentioned it in his talk for iOS Dev Happy Hour.
I think I'm going to spruce up my buttons.
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I had completely forgotten that you can add .gradient to a SwiftUI Color until Vincent Pradeilles mentioned it in his talk for iOS Dev Happy Hour.
I think I'm going to spruce up my buttons.
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Very excited to announce that Please Don't Rain now supports accessibility fonts with version 5.6 that is releasing today.
• OpenDyslexic
• Lexend
• Atkinson HyperlegibleFont settings are found in Settings, Accessibility.
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Very excited to announce that Please Don't Rain now supports accessibility fonts with version 5.6 that is releasing today.
• OpenDyslexic
• Lexend
• Atkinson HyperlegibleFont settings are found in Settings, Accessibility.
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Very excited to announce that Please Don't Rain now supports accessibility fonts with version 5.6 that is releasing today.
• OpenDyslexic
• Lexend
• Atkinson HyperlegibleFont settings are found in Settings, Accessibility.
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Very excited to announce that Please Don't Rain now supports accessibility fonts with version 5.6 that is releasing today.
• OpenDyslexic
• Lexend
• Atkinson HyperlegibleFont settings are found in Settings, Accessibility.
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Putting the final touches on the next release of @PleaseDontRain that I've been working on the last few weeks.
Very happy with how it's turned out.
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Putting the final touches on the next release of @PleaseDontRain that I've been working on the last few weeks.
Very happy with how it's turned out.
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Putting the final touches on the next release of @PleaseDontRain that I've been working on the last few weeks.
Very happy with how it's turned out.
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Putting the final touches on the next release of @PleaseDontRain that I've been working on the last few weeks.
Very happy with how it's turned out.
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It can be quite a challenge getting everything to fit into iPad Slide Over mode.
I added a description to the wind chart popover and realized that wasn't going to fly with accessibility sizes.
I clamp down the max size with .dynamicTypeSize() in that scenario but let it be bigger otherwise.
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It can be quite a challenge getting everything to fit into iPad Slide Over mode.
I added a description to the wind chart popover and realized that wasn't going to fly with accessibility sizes.
I clamp down the max size with .dynamicTypeSize() in that scenario but let it be bigger otherwise.
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It can be quite a challenge getting everything to fit into iPad Slide Over mode.
I added a description to the wind chart popover and realized that wasn't going to fly with accessibility sizes.
I clamp down the max size with .dynamicTypeSize() in that scenario but let it be bigger otherwise.
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It can be quite a challenge getting everything to fit into iPad Slide Over mode.
I added a description to the wind chart popover and realized that wasn't going to fly with accessibility sizes.
I clamp down the max size with .dynamicTypeSize() in that scenario but let it be bigger otherwise.
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Spotted some more time zone weirdness.
I noticed that the day I was looking at in Oslo had a chart axis label stride by count of 5 hours (bottom) instead of the expected 4. All of the other days were normal.
What's different about this day? It's March 30, when they "spring forward" and use DST. ⏰🌞
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Spotted some more time zone weirdness.
I noticed that the day I was looking at in Oslo had a chart axis label stride by count of 5 hours (bottom) instead of the expected 4. All of the other days were normal.
What's different about this day? It's March 30, when they "spring forward" and use DST. ⏰🌞
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Spotted some more time zone weirdness.
I noticed that the day I was looking at in Oslo had a chart axis label stride by count of 5 hours (bottom) instead of the expected 4. All of the other days were normal.
What's different about this day? It's March 30, when they "spring forward" and use DST. ⏰🌞
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Spotted some more time zone weirdness.
I noticed that the day I was looking at in Oslo had a chart axis label stride by count of 5 hours (bottom) instead of the expected 4. All of the other days were normal.
What's different about this day? It's March 30, when they "spring forward" and use DST. ⏰🌞
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Got a tip from @zach that there's another accessibility font called Atkinson Hyperlegible that was worth taking a look at it. It's "designed to improve legibility and readability for individuals with low vision".
It's going in! So my next release adds support for OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and Atkinson Hyperlegible.
Thanks Zach!
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Got a tip from @zach that there's another accessibility font called Atkinson Hyperlegible that was worth taking a look at it. It's "designed to improve legibility and readability for individuals with low vision".
It's going in! So my next release adds support for OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and Atkinson Hyperlegible.
Thanks Zach!
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Got a tip from @zach that there's another accessibility font called Atkinson Hyperlegible that was worth taking a look at it. It's "designed to improve legibility and readability for individuals with low vision".
It's going in! So my next release adds support for OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and Atkinson Hyperlegible.
Thanks Zach!
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Got a tip from @zach that there's another accessibility font called Atkinson Hyperlegible that was worth taking a look at it. It's "designed to improve legibility and readability for individuals with low vision".
It's going in! So my next release adds support for OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and Atkinson Hyperlegible.
Thanks Zach!
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It's already been two years of Please Don't Rain.
Today's 5.5 release adds a visibility chart.
Shared forecast details now include artwork (if you want).
Plus various UI improvements.
Thank you for supporting the app!
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It's already been two years of Please Don't Rain.
Today's 5.5 release adds a visibility chart.
Shared forecast details now include artwork (if you want).
Plus various UI improvements.
Thank you for supporting the app!
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It's already been two years of Please Don't Rain.
Today's 5.5 release adds a visibility chart.
Shared forecast details now include artwork (if you want).
Plus various UI improvements.
Thank you for supporting the app!
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It's already been two years of Please Don't Rain.
Today's 5.5 release adds a visibility chart.
Shared forecast details now include artwork (if you want).
Plus various UI improvements.
Thank you for supporting the app!
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I realized there's a problem with my recent change for nearby days.
I adjust the date with ViewThatFits and have been able to squeeze in more precipitation stats by doing that. But on days with snow *and* rain the heavy font weight that indicates today was making them not fit.
Medium weight to the rescue!
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I realized there's a problem with my recent change for nearby days.
I adjust the date with ViewThatFits and have been able to squeeze in more precipitation stats by doing that. But on days with snow *and* rain the heavy font weight that indicates today was making them not fit.
Medium weight to the rescue!
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I realized there's a problem with my recent change for nearby days.
I adjust the date with ViewThatFits and have been able to squeeze in more precipitation stats by doing that. But on days with snow *and* rain the heavy font weight that indicates today was making them not fit.
Medium weight to the rescue!
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I realized there's a problem with my recent change for nearby days.
I adjust the date with ViewThatFits and have been able to squeeze in more precipitation stats by doing that. But on days with snow *and* rain the heavy font weight that indicates today was making them not fit.
Medium weight to the rescue!
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I was asked by King @thillsman why there wasn't a way to include the weather image with the forecast details you can share from @PleaseDontRain .
What King Tyler wants King Tyler gets.
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I was asked by King @thillsman why there wasn't a way to include the weather image with the forecast details you can share from @PleaseDontRain .
What King Tyler wants King Tyler gets.
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I was asked by King @thillsman why there wasn't a way to include the weather image with the forecast details you can share from @PleaseDontRain .
What King Tyler wants King Tyler gets.
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I was asked by King @thillsman why there wasn't a way to include the weather image with the forecast details you can share from @PleaseDontRain .
What King Tyler wants King Tyler gets.
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When you use Siri to turn on VoiceOver the dialog present does not go away when you start interacting with the screen.
Also, the switch button says you can use it to turn off VO but interacting with it doesn't toggle and instead takes you to Settings.
FB16442352
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When you use Siri to turn on VoiceOver the dialog present does not go away when you start interacting with the screen.
Also, the switch button says you can use it to turn off VO but interacting with it doesn't toggle and instead takes you to Settings.
FB16442352
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When you use Siri to turn on VoiceOver the dialog present does not go away when you start interacting with the screen.
Also, the switch button says you can use it to turn off VO but interacting with it doesn't toggle and instead takes you to Settings.
FB16442352
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When you use Siri to turn on VoiceOver the dialog present does not go away when you start interacting with the screen.
Also, the switch button says you can use it to turn off VO but interacting with it doesn't toggle and instead takes you to Settings.
FB16442352