Keith Harrison @Kharrison@mastodon.technology

If you've been thinking about buying my book on Auto Layout now would be a great time. get 20% off until midnight Sunday 2 June in my pre-WWDC sale 🎉https://gum.co/albook/WWDC

If you've been thinking about buying my book on Auto Layout now would be a great time. get 20% off until midnight Sunday 2 June in my pre-WWDC sale 🎉https://gum.co/albook/WWDC

Reducing App launch time when unit testing https://useyourloaf.com/blog/faster-app-setup-for-unit-tests/ #iOS

Celebrate 2019 with 20% off Modern Auto Layout (until Friday 4th Jan ⏰): https://gum.co/albook/2019 #iOS Happy New Year! 🎉

Still time for one last post in 2018? How about a quick(?) guide on working with Xcode UI Testing - https://useyourloaf.com/blog/ui-testing-quick-guide/

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Adapting button titles for the available screen width using localization strings dictionary - https://useyourloaf.com/blog/variable-width-strings/

Launch day! Finally pushed the publish button on my Auto Layout book. There's as 25% launch discount until 5th Nov - https://gum.co/albook/launch18

Connecting Xcode debugger to a running process https://useyourloaf.com/blog/connecting-xcode-to-a-running-process/

Even Apple makes layout mistakes (in this case on the narrow iPhone SE). Making space for dynamic type https://useyourloaf.com/blog/making-space-for-dynamic-type/

Always worth reading the Xcode release notes. I knew about option-clicking the library toolbar button but not about long-pressing or option-dragging from the library to keep it open https://useyourloaf.com/blog/xcode-10-library-tips/

Starting March 2019 new apps and updates will require iPhone XS Max screenshots. https://useyourloaf.com/blog/supporting-iphone-xs-max-and-xr/

In other news. If learning Auto Layout is making your head spin you should get my new book. Coming soon to the internet near you.
For news and to get the launch discount signup at https://useyourloaf.com/autolayout/

Using readable content guides with stack views is a bit of a pain. See adding padding to a stack view - https://useyourloaf.com/blog/adding-padding-to-a-stack-view/

Forgetting to do your TODO's or fix your FIXME's? Take a look at the compiler directives in Swift 4.2 - https://useyourloaf.com/blog/todo-fixme-and-compiler-directives/

Apple added a couple of new layout guides into UIScrollView in iOS 11 that make setting up its constraints easier to understand - https://useyourloaf.com/blog/easier-scrolling-with-layout-guides/