@owensd Are there any known examples of top apps that actually did what Dash is accused of?
@retrophisch I have a variation of that Columbia one (with black mesh instead of white). Very happy with it.
@joaopmaia Probably, unless there are OS functionality restrictions on unsigned apps.
@joaopmaia Outside the App Store, but without a Developer ID certificate?
@bzamayo Ah, OK. I didn’t save it either. Guess it was just scaling, not reflowing.
@bzamayo I thought it was an image, too, but it also reflowed when I changed the window size. Confused.
Reducing Swift Compile Time: https://t.co/IqDL5W3btY #mjtsaiblog
Experimenting With App Store Search Ads: https://t.co/ERd9GCD0Su #mjtsaiblog
Advanced Swift, Second Edition: https://t.co/bSjShnfOiX #mjtsaiblog
Applets and App Transport Security: https://t.co/Hq5I7MP8Fo #mjtsaiblog
@bzamayo Fixed; thanks!
@lapcatsoftware You mean this? https://t.co/IqU6aLFyGv
Either Dash gone for good or Apple’s “final†is meaningless. (There’s got to be a Swift resilience joke in there somewhere.)
Really did not expect the Dash story to end this way: https://t.co/W0Yq6hV1vb
(Quotes from @markgurman https://t.co/fOOGljgpG6)
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