Well, after seeing the total mess of code that #Apple has released in recent years, I very much doubt that.
But hopefully you are right, really!
Well, after seeing the total mess of code that #Apple has released in recent years, I very much doubt that.
But hopefully you are right, really!
Every single year since the infamous Mac OS X 10.7, we have to spend more and more weeks to work around the new bugs in AppKit and CoreFoundation in #macOS, last year was truly horrible.
This may be because our #NeoFinder uses a lot of low level stuff, but it is tedious and increasingly frustrating for the total lack of help, documentation, and bugfixes from Apple.
When your code finally works... so you mess with it and unleash a bug apocalypse 🧟♂️💻🔧
#DevLife #CoderProblems #RefactorRegrets #BugFest #ProgrammerHumor #CodeItTillYouBreakIt #DebuggingHell #SoftwareEngineerLife
The Code Is Broke and Full of Errors.
Not even a console.log can save this.
For those debugging disasters: 🔗 https://techgeeksapparel.com/the-code-is-broke-and-full-of-errors-t-shirt/
#CodeFail #BugFest #DevDisaster
I have posted that as a bug report to #Apple 12 years ago already, and urgently asked them to provide us with a professional API to get and set Finder comments, but you can guess what Apple has said.
Right?
Nothing. Nothing at all.
I have repeated that bug report every year for every new major macOS release, but still: Nothing.
Lucky you it actually works!
I am seeing this here for the last months, it is now taking 192 days so far to download 2 bytes.
Brilliant software, I may add. 😂
Good heavens, this is getting absolutely out of hands.
I don't think there is a single Q&A engineer left working at Apple, it seems?
ROTFL
Quite frankly, I'd much rather pay more than 1,000 USD a year for decent developer tools, than getting this buggy crap for, well, "free"...
Xcode 16.1, iOS 18.1 Simulator.
The code shown in the screenshot crashes when compiled in Swift 6 language mode but works in Swift 5 language mode.
(Only on first start, when the privacy dialogs are shown, delete app between tests!)
The `usingANonisolatedFunction` works in both cases.
All four variants compile without warnings.
This Swift Concurrency thing should be discarded. For my code, it introduced more crashes than it fixed.
No, #Apple, this volume was NOT created back in 1970, but only a few minutes ago, yes, in 2024.
This very embarrassing #bug in #macOS when displaying information about an #ExFAT volume in the Finder has been reported by us SIX YEARS ago, and it is still glaringly present in macOS 15.2.
This type of negligence is very problematic for a digital asset manager software like my #NeoFinder, and we can see bugs like that in most parts of the Apple operating system these days.
Come on, don't you have a few dollars to spare for an engineer who can actually fix a few bugs, Tim? #BugFest
#Xcode 16 in #macOS 15 #BugFest has a very weird bug in which the Mac Pizza (spinning cursor of death, SCOD) is often turning like crazy in other Apps when my application is being debugged and has hit a breakpoint.
This only goes away if I move the Xcode Debugger Window away from being on top the window of the debugged app onto a second screen.
What the heck?
Dear #Apple, can we please get decent developer tools now?
Is there a reason why #Xcode 16 secretly mounts a volume at
/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Volumes/iOS_21E213
every single time when Xcode is launched?
What the heck?
I don't even do any iOS development, and seriously, there is sufficient time for such a weird thing when I open any iOS project with Xcode.