Recording a video of the simulator used to be a bit clunky – either using the command line via simctl or other software such as Quicktime. Thankfully it’s now much easier! Screen Recording in Xcode Above the simulator is a toolbar which includes a button to take a screenshot: In the File menu there is … Continue reading “iOS Simulator Screen Recording”
MacOS command line tools can be handy for automating tasks and they’re also a great way to have more fun with Swift, so here’s how to set one up: Creating the project 1. Create a new Xcode project, select MacOS and command line 2. Give your app a name, and make sure Swift is selected … Continue reading “How to make a Command Line tool in Xcode”
I’ve been learning some Server Side Swift with Vapor this week thanks to Paul Hudson’s awesome book. Within about 10 minutes I learnt something which had nothing to do with Vapor, which is a good reminder that often it’s the extra bits and pieces you collect along the way that makes learning a new skill … Continue reading “Xcode-select”