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Wer im Alltag bei der Arbeit oder in der Freizeit gerne einmal vergisst zu trinken, kann sich ab sofort #Brim im #AppStore genauer ansehen. Der #WasserTracker setzt auf einen ganz besonderen Ansatz: Die #App passt das tägliche #Trinkziel individuell und jeden Tag neu an, basierend auf einer Verbindung zu #AppleHealth und #Apple|s #WeatherKit. Zudem wird man über smarte Erinnerungen auf die Flüssigkeitszufuhr aufmerksam gemacht.

Alle Infos: https://www.appgefahren.de/?p=398219

#appgefahren #AppleBlog #iPhone #iPad #Mac

Wer im Alltag bei der Arbeit oder in der Freizeit gerne einmal vergisst zu trinken, kann sich ab sofort #Brim im #AppStore genauer ansehen. Der #WasserTracker setzt auf einen ganz besonderen Ansatz: Die #App passt das tägliche #Trinkziel individuell und jeden Tag neu an, basierend auf einer Verbindung zu #AppleHealth und #Apple|s #WeatherKit. Zudem wird man über smarte Erinnerungen auf die Flüssigkeitszufuhr aufmerksam gemacht.

Alle Infos: https://www.appgefahren.de/?p=398219

#appgefahren #AppleBlog #iPhone #iPad #Mac

Wer im Alltag bei der Arbeit oder in der Freizeit gerne einmal vergisst zu trinken, kann sich ab sofort #Brim im #AppStore genauer ansehen. Der #WasserTracker setzt auf einen ganz besonderen Ansatz: Die #App passt das tägliche #Trinkziel individuell und jeden Tag neu an, basierend auf einer Verbindung zu #AppleHealth und #Apple|s #WeatherKit. Zudem wird man über smarte Erinnerungen auf die Flüssigkeitszufuhr aufmerksam gemacht.

Alle Infos: https://www.appgefahren.de/?p=398219

#appgefahren #AppleBlog #iPhone #iPad #Mac

Wer im Alltag bei der Arbeit oder in der Freizeit gerne einmal vergisst zu trinken, kann sich ab sofort #Brim im #AppStore genauer ansehen. Der #WasserTracker setzt auf einen ganz besonderen Ansatz: Die #App passt das tägliche #Trinkziel individuell und jeden Tag neu an, basierend auf einer Verbindung zu #AppleHealth und #Apple|s #WeatherKit. Zudem wird man über smarte Erinnerungen auf die Flüssigkeitszufuhr aufmerksam gemacht.

Alle Infos: https://www.appgefahren.de/?p=398219

#appgefahren #AppleBlog #iPhone #iPad #Mac

Wer im Alltag bei der Arbeit oder in der Freizeit gerne einmal vergisst zu trinken, kann sich ab sofort #Brim im #AppStore genauer ansehen. Der #WasserTracker setzt auf einen ganz besonderen Ansatz: Die #App passt das tägliche #Trinkziel individuell und jeden Tag neu an, basierend auf einer Verbindung zu #AppleHealth und #Apple|s #WeatherKit. Zudem wird man über smarte Erinnerungen auf die Flüssigkeitszufuhr aufmerksam gemacht.

Alle Infos: https://www.appgefahren.de/?p=398219

#appgefahren #AppleBlog #iPhone #iPad #Mac

Want to add weather conditions to your app? Here's how to adopt Apple's WeatherKit API with actors and widgets, including smart refresh strategies to keep your data fresh without draining battery.

🔗: https://www.wesleymatlock.com/getting-started-with-weatherkit-in-swiftui/ by Wesley Matlock

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit #iOSDev

Want to add weather conditions to your app? Here's how to adopt Apple's WeatherKit API with actors and widgets, including smart refresh strategies to keep your data fresh without draining battery.

🔗: https://www.wesleymatlock.com/getting-started-with-weatherkit-in-swiftui/ by Wesley Matlock

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit #iOSDev

Want to add weather conditions to your app? Here's how to adopt Apple's WeatherKit API with actors and widgets, including smart refresh strategies to keep your data fresh without draining battery.

🔗: https://www.wesleymatlock.com/getting-started-with-weatherkit-in-swiftui/ by Wesley Matlock

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit #iOSDev

Want to add weather conditions to your app? Here's how to adopt Apple's WeatherKit API with actors and widgets, including smart refresh strategies to keep your data fresh without draining battery.

🔗: https://www.wesleymatlock.com/getting-started-with-weatherkit-in-swiftui/ by Wesley Matlock

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit #iOSDev

Want to add weather conditions to your app? Here's how to adopt Apple's WeatherKit API with actors and widgets, including smart refresh strategies to keep your data fresh without draining battery.

🔗: https://www.wesleymatlock.com/getting-started-with-weatherkit-in-swiftui/ by Wesley Matlock

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit #iOSDev

Na oficiálním fóru taky ticho po pěšině.

#Apple #WeatherKit

Na oficiálním fóru taky ticho po pěšině.

#Apple #WeatherKit

#Apple měl dnes výpadek u své placené služby #WeatherKit plných 16 hodin. To je až nepochopitelné. Píše se o tom někde? Budeme muset přidat do integrací tuto alternativu a počítat s 24 hodinovým výpadkem.

#Apple měl dnes výpadek u své placené služby #WeatherKit plných 16 hodin. To je až nepochopitelné. Píše se o tom někde? Budeme muset přidat do integrací tuto alternativu a počítat s 24 hodinovým výpadkem.

Had a talk with my mentors at @mercury this weekend and as usual they helped me understand. The fact that WeatherKit is returning iOS 18 monthlyStatistics() that do not match the location I asked for might be ok because it's still close to what location I'm asking for.

In my small samples it seems to be approx within 45-55m.

Since there's no mention of this in the docs I don't know how far away is too far. Right now I'm going with less than 100m.

Updated FB14326476 about this.

#WeatherKit

Had a talk with my mentors at @mercury this weekend and as usual they helped me understand. The fact that WeatherKit is returning iOS 18 monthlyStatistics() that do not match the location I asked for might be ok because it's still close to what location I'm asking for.

In my small samples it seems to be approx within 45-55m.

Since there's no mention of this in the docs I don't know how far away is too far. Right now I'm going with less than 100m.

Updated FB14326476 about this.

#WeatherKit

Had a talk with my mentors at @mercury this weekend and as usual they helped me understand. The fact that WeatherKit is returning iOS 18 monthlyStatistics() that do not match the location I asked for might be ok because it's still close to what location I'm asking for.

In my small samples it seems to be approx within 45-55m.

Since there's no mention of this in the docs I don't know how far away is too far. Right now I'm going with less than 100m.

Updated FB14326476 about this.

#WeatherKit

Had a talk with my mentors at @mercury this weekend and as usual they helped me understand. The fact that WeatherKit is returning iOS 18 monthlyStatistics() that do not match the location I asked for might be ok because it's still close to what location I'm asking for.

In my small samples it seems to be approx within 45-55m.

Since there's no mention of this in the docs I don't know how far away is too far. Right now I'm going with less than 100m.

Updated FB14326476 about this.

#WeatherKit

Had a talk with my mentors at @mercury this weekend and as usual they helped me understand. The fact that WeatherKit is returning iOS 18 monthlyStatistics() that do not match the location I asked for might be ok because it's still close to what location I'm asking for.

In my small samples it seems to be approx within 45-55m.

Since there's no mention of this in the docs I don't know how far away is too far. Right now I'm going with less than 100m.

Updated FB14326476 about this.

#WeatherKit

I've got a theory that WeatherKit was enhanced for iOS 17 users with the recent additions for iOS 18 that we're now testing.

I'm adding some new features to the iOS 17 version of Please Don't Rain and just realized that I'm seeing sleet on my precipitation chart. I have NEVER seen that before. It's only been rain and snow returned (and I have looked at a LOT of forecasts).

I felt like a proud papa watching his kid handle a new situation appropriately. 🥹

#WeatherKit #SwiftCharts

I've got a theory that WeatherKit was enhanced for iOS 17 users with the recent additions for iOS 18 that we're now testing.

I'm adding some new features to the iOS 17 version of Please Don't Rain and just realized that I'm seeing sleet on my precipitation chart. I have NEVER seen that before. It's only been rain and snow returned (and I have looked at a LOT of forecasts).

I felt like a proud papa watching his kid handle a new situation appropriately. 🥹

#WeatherKit #SwiftCharts

I've got a theory that WeatherKit was enhanced for iOS 17 users with the recent additions for iOS 18 that we're now testing.

I'm adding some new features to the iOS 17 version of Please Don't Rain and just realized that I'm seeing sleet on my precipitation chart. I have NEVER seen that before. It's only been rain and snow returned (and I have looked at a LOT of forecasts).

I felt like a proud papa watching his kid handle a new situation appropriately. 🥹

#WeatherKit #SwiftCharts

I've got a theory that WeatherKit was enhanced for iOS 17 users with the recent additions for iOS 18 that we're now testing.

I'm adding some new features to the iOS 17 version of Please Don't Rain and just realized that I'm seeing sleet on my precipitation chart. I have NEVER seen that before. It's only been rain and snow returned (and I have looked at a LOT of forecasts).

I felt like a proud papa watching his kid handle a new situation appropriately. 🥹

#WeatherKit #SwiftCharts

I've got a theory that WeatherKit was enhanced for iOS 17 users with the recent additions for iOS 18 that we're now testing.

I'm adding some new features to the iOS 17 version of Please Don't Rain and just realized that I'm seeing sleet on my precipitation chart. I have NEVER seen that before. It's only been rain and snow returned (and I have looked at a LOT of forecasts).

I felt like a proud papa watching his kid handle a new situation appropriately. 🥹

#WeatherKit #SwiftCharts

I hit an issue with the new HistoricalComparisons that can be returned with WeatherKit in iOS 18.

In this code the print statement can show the contents just fine. If you try the same thing with Logger it won't compile and gives the error: "failed to produce a diagnostic for expression".

It will compile if you use String(describing:), but the user isn’t given any indication that will fix it in the error message. I had to figure it out on my own.

Filed FB14174429

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit

I hit an issue with the new HistoricalComparisons that can be returned with WeatherKit in iOS 18.

In this code the print statement can show the contents just fine. If you try the same thing with Logger it won't compile and gives the error: "failed to produce a diagnostic for expression".

It will compile if you use String(describing:), but the user isn’t given any indication that will fix it in the error message. I had to figure it out on my own.

Filed FB14174429

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit

I hit an issue with the new HistoricalComparisons that can be returned with WeatherKit in iOS 18.

In this code the print statement can show the contents just fine. If you try the same thing with Logger it won't compile and gives the error: "failed to produce a diagnostic for expression".

It will compile if you use String(describing:), but the user isn’t given any indication that will fix it in the error message. I had to figure it out on my own.

Filed FB14174429

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit

I hit an issue with the new HistoricalComparisons that can be returned with WeatherKit in iOS 18.

In this code the print statement can show the contents just fine. If you try the same thing with Logger it won't compile and gives the error: "failed to produce a diagnostic for expression".

It will compile if you use String(describing:), but the user isn’t given any indication that will fix it in the error message. I had to figure it out on my own.

Filed FB14174429

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit

I hit an issue with the new HistoricalComparisons that can be returned with WeatherKit in iOS 18.

In this code the print statement can show the contents just fine. If you try the same thing with Logger it won't compile and gives the error: "failed to produce a diagnostic for expression".

It will compile if you use String(describing:), but the user isn’t given any indication that will fix it in the error message. I had to figure it out on my own.

Filed FB14174429

#SwiftUI #WeatherKit

I've noticed an elevated number of connection failures to WeatherKit, and I'm attempting to engage with Apple to get them fixed. Apologies if the app isn't updating, hopefully this will get resolved soon. (FB13965841) #weatherkit

I've noticed an elevated number of connection failures to WeatherKit, and I'm attempting to engage with Apple to get them fixed. Apologies if the app isn't updating, hopefully this will get resolved soon. (FB13965841) #weatherkit

I've noticed an elevated number of connection failures to WeatherKit, and I'm attempting to engage with Apple to get them fixed. Apologies if the app isn't updating, hopefully this will get resolved soon. (FB13965841) #weatherkit

I've noticed an elevated number of connection failures to WeatherKit, and I'm attempting to engage with Apple to get them fixed. Apologies if the app isn't updating, hopefully this will get resolved soon. (FB13965841) #weatherkit

I've noticed an elevated number of connection failures to WeatherKit, and I'm attempting to engage with Apple to get them fixed. Apologies if the app isn't updating, hopefully this will get resolved soon. (FB13965841) #weatherkit

Now, this is the first version of the app, I have tons of ideas to improve it but I wanted to get it in people's hands and see what people like, what they want, and how it's used 🙂

On the technical side, the app is entirely built in #SwiftUI (what did you expect?), and leverages #CoreLocation, #MapKit, #WeatherKit and a little bit of #SwiftCharts.

This app is the reason I filed and share many feedback related to these frameworks lately 😄

#iOS #AppStore #IndieDev

Now, this is the first version of the app, I have tons of ideas to improve it but I wanted to get it in people's hands and see what people like, what they want, and how it's used 🙂

On the technical side, the app is entirely built in #SwiftUI (what did you expect?), and leverages #CoreLocation, #MapKit, #WeatherKit and a little bit of #SwiftCharts.

This app is the reason I filed and share many feedback related to these frameworks lately 😄

#iOS #AppStore #IndieDev

Now, this is the first version of the app, I have tons of ideas to improve it but I wanted to get it in people's hands and see what people like, what they want, and how it's used 🙂

On the technical side, the app is entirely built in #SwiftUI (what did you expect?), and leverages #CoreLocation, #MapKit, #WeatherKit and a little bit of #SwiftCharts.

This app is the reason I filed and share many feedback related to these frameworks lately 😄

#iOS #AppStore #IndieDev

Now, this is the first version of the app, I have tons of ideas to improve it but I wanted to get it in people's hands and see what people like, what they want, and how it's used 🙂

On the technical side, the app is entirely built in #SwiftUI (what did you expect?), and leverages #CoreLocation, #MapKit, #WeatherKit and a little bit of #SwiftCharts.

This app is the reason I filed and share many feedback related to these frameworks lately 😄

#iOS #AppStore #IndieDev

Now, this is the first version of the app, I have tons of ideas to improve it but I wanted to get it in people's hands and see what people like, what they want, and how it's used 🙂

On the technical side, the app is entirely built in #SwiftUI (what did you expect?), and leverages #CoreLocation, #MapKit, #WeatherKit and a little bit of #SwiftCharts.

This app is the reason I filed and share many feedback related to these frameworks lately 😄

#iOS #AppStore #IndieDev

The #SwiftUI series on building a full #WeatherKit app is complete.
In this video we create functions to encode and decode our list and as JSON stored in app Documents Directory.
https://youtu.be/bW52ZSOGWek
Full Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=zBkpcG6PGOYx_c05

The #SwiftUI series on building a full #WeatherKit app is complete.
In this video we create functions to encode and decode our list and as JSON stored in app Documents Directory.
https://youtu.be/bW52ZSOGWek
Full Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=zBkpcG6PGOYx_c05

The #SwiftUI series on building a full #WeatherKit app is complete.
In this video we create functions to encode and decode our list and as JSON stored in app Documents Directory.
https://youtu.be/bW52ZSOGWek
Full Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=zBkpcG6PGOYx_c05

The #SwiftUI series on building a full #WeatherKit app is complete.
In this video we create functions to encode and decode our list and as JSON stored in app Documents Directory.
https://youtu.be/bW52ZSOGWek
Full Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=zBkpcG6PGOYx_c05

The #SwiftUI series on building a full #WeatherKit app is complete.
In this video we create functions to encode and decode our list and as JSON stored in app Documents Directory.
https://youtu.be/bW52ZSOGWek
Full Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=zBkpcG6PGOYx_c05

This is the 6th video in a 7 part series on building a #SwiftUI app using #WeatherKit.
In this video I am going to show you how you can use the CoreLocation and MapKit frameworks to search for and add cities by name. Final persistence video on Wednesday.
https://youtu.be/puelrPxXj-8

This is the 6th video in a 7 part series on building a #SwiftUI app using #WeatherKit.
In this video I am going to show you how you can use the CoreLocation and MapKit frameworks to search for and add cities by name. Final persistence video on Wednesday.
https://youtu.be/puelrPxXj-8

This is the 6th video in a 7 part series on building a #SwiftUI app using #WeatherKit.
In this video I am going to show you how you can use the CoreLocation and MapKit frameworks to search for and add cities by name. Final persistence video on Wednesday.
https://youtu.be/puelrPxXj-8

This is the 6th video in a 7 part series on building a #SwiftUI app using #WeatherKit.
In this video I am going to show you how you can use the CoreLocation and MapKit frameworks to search for and add cities by name. Final persistence video on Wednesday.
https://youtu.be/puelrPxXj-8

This is the 6th video in a 7 part series on building a #SwiftUI app using #WeatherKit.
In this video I am going to show you how you can use the CoreLocation and MapKit frameworks to search for and add cities by name. Final persistence video on Wednesday.
https://youtu.be/puelrPxXj-8

This is the 5th video in a 7 Part series on building a full #SwiftUI weather app using #WeatherKit.
In this video we will be adding the final forecast type and that is a 10 day daily forecast.

https://youtu.be/33AdLX2GU2c
Full Playlist is: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=X5K-oWJpCoXiNGFG

This is the 5th video in a 7 Part series on building a full #SwiftUI weather app using #WeatherKit.
In this video we will be adding the final forecast type and that is a 10 day daily forecast.

https://youtu.be/33AdLX2GU2c
Full Playlist is: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=X5K-oWJpCoXiNGFG

This is the 5th video in a 7 Part series on building a full #SwiftUI weather app using #WeatherKit.
In this video we will be adding the final forecast type and that is a 10 day daily forecast.

https://youtu.be/33AdLX2GU2c
Full Playlist is: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=X5K-oWJpCoXiNGFG

This is the 5th video in a 7 Part series on building a full #SwiftUI weather app using #WeatherKit.
In this video we will be adding the final forecast type and that is a 10 day daily forecast.

https://youtu.be/33AdLX2GU2c
Full Playlist is: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=X5K-oWJpCoXiNGFG

This is the 5th video in a 7 Part series on building a full #SwiftUI weather app using #WeatherKit.
In this video we will be adding the final forecast type and that is a 10 day daily forecast.

https://youtu.be/33AdLX2GU2c
Full Playlist is: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4B7bGUeaWJLi9mGqxYVJaAG&si=X5K-oWJpCoXiNGFG

I am moving up my release schedule for my 7 part #SwiftUI #WeatherKit series. Here are the latest two in the series.
Make your app shine with dynamic backgrounds hourly forecast and an updated UI.

Video 3: https://youtu.be/oCJRZJ_Kb4s
Video 4: https://youtu.be/jgmkbRGgKxM

I am moving up my release schedule for my 7 part #SwiftUI #WeatherKit series. Here are the latest two in the series.
Make your app shine with dynamic backgrounds hourly forecast and an updated UI.

Video 3: https://youtu.be/oCJRZJ_Kb4s
Video 4: https://youtu.be/jgmkbRGgKxM

I am moving up my release schedule for my 7 part #SwiftUI #WeatherKit series. Here are the latest two in the series.
Make your app shine with dynamic backgrounds hourly forecast and an updated UI.

Video 3: https://youtu.be/oCJRZJ_Kb4s
Video 4: https://youtu.be/jgmkbRGgKxM

I am moving up my release schedule for my 7 part #SwiftUI #WeatherKit series. Here are the latest two in the series.
Make your app shine with dynamic backgrounds hourly forecast and an updated UI.

Video 3: https://youtu.be/oCJRZJ_Kb4s
Video 4: https://youtu.be/jgmkbRGgKxM

I am moving up my release schedule for my 7 part #SwiftUI #WeatherKit series. Here are the latest two in the series.
Make your app shine with dynamic backgrounds hourly forecast and an updated UI.

Video 3: https://youtu.be/oCJRZJ_Kb4s
Video 4: https://youtu.be/jgmkbRGgKxM

The 2nd video in the 7 part #SwiftUI #WeatherKit series is now available.

In this video we will introduce locationManager so that the app will be able to determine your current location and display the weather for that location when the app launches.

https://youtu.be/bl_0hNyoeWs