100DaysofSwiftUI
Welcome to day 2 of the 100 Days of SwiftUI. If you didn't read day 1, head on over to the post here: https://blog.grayw.co.uk/100-days-of-swiftui-day1. But, in short, I'll be following the 100 Days of SwiftUI from hackingwithswift.com, and documenting my
100DaysofSwiftUI
In an effort to improve myself, I have decided (after much, much back and forth) to attempt to learn Swift. I spend my day managing both Apple and Windows devices. The majority of my time is spent around macOS, and iOS. However, I also spend quite a lot of time
adobe
With more people working from home, and the AUSST being unstable at best. I look at how to bypass the internal update server and deploy that change to existing clients.
running
This morning I received a notification on my TrainAsONE dashboard, congratulating me on completing 2000 activities. Out of interest, I decided to take a look to see when I signed up to the service. It was 2016-07-16 09:43. I've been a paying member of the service since
endeavouros
I have been an openSUSE Tumbleweed user now for many, many years. And, for the most part, incredibly happy with it too. In fact, I still use Leap for pretty much anything else at home (and one or two in the workplace, too). However, a few months ago, Snapper finally
git
Firstly, I would like to apologise to my thousands of readers that follow my RSS feed, for being absent for so long. It was one of those strange things of the longer I left it, the stranger it felt to even attempt to make a return. The same horde of
terracube
Back in October, I wrote about my thoughts behind selecting a new phone to replace my ever battle weary OnePlus 3. Yesterday, as the title of this post gives away, the Terracube 2e phone finally arrived. A little later than the campaigns promise of a Christmas delivery, but it has
android
With the OnePlus 3 now starting to get a little long in the tooth, no longer receiving updates and the camera going slightly wonky once again (you can read about my replacement attempts here), I thought it might be about time I start looking for an alternative. Others were considered,
100daystooffload
It has been far too long since I last posted on my blog, and for those of you that follow my RSS feed, brace yourself for low quality content once again. For me, this time of year is just relentless work-wise. Short deadlines with lofty requirements fly in from all
wikijs
After trialling XWiki for quite some time, I finally came to the conclusion that it was just to "heavy" and complex for the work that I wanted it to be doing. I also found the extension system to be incredibly unfriendly and unclear at times. There was a
documentation
In the process of putting my fitness blog (back)together, I decided I was actually going to need to put the social icons in place. Especially if I wanted to make the most of it (secret plans in progress!). In pretty much every other CMS, this is an incredibly simple
mozilla
[EDIT: Updated @ 2020/08/14 - Issue with the Mozilla Blog link (Thanks @esparta) and added note to LWN link (Thanks @michel_slm).] You'd be hard pushed to have missed the terrible news that the Mozilla Corporation recently announced that they have announced a major restructure, resulting in