Kenny
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Kenny
It appears we can’t really escape the fact that we have to bridge an associated value to a binding. Something as straight-forward and simple in UIKit, such as using a LoadingState enum, becomes an exercise of patching some holes in SwiftUI.
SwiftUI loading states with a twist; Solving a mutation puzzle
High bit, as it relates to how i’m doing things seems to be: Give LoadableSubject an idea of the domain it’s modelling… perhaps save the interactor function that loads the domains data and the interactor function that updates the domains data in state so that every loadable subject as a .subscribe that already knows what to call and a .update that already knows what to call and as always, is just responsible for setting loading states
Networking with Combine and SwiftUI
use dataPublishers for one and done queries
Some engineering principles I live by:
✓ Make it work, make it right, make it fast
✓ Progressive disclosure of complexity
✓ Minimize the number of concepts & modes
✓ Most 'flukes' aren't… your tech just sucks
✓ Feedback must be given to users instantly
✓ Maximize us... See more
Guillermo Rauchx.comhow can engineers (or anyone) get better at design?
i get this question a lot. as someone who went from cs to design, here's a real path:
start with systems thinking
engs already get this. design is just systems for humans & our senses, instead of machines. read “thinking in sy... See more
Ryo Lux.com(2) be an efficient way to create common knowledge of goals, updates, etc.
benkuhn.net • How I’ve run major projects
create common knowledge
How to run major projects
1. Focus: carve out dedicated time each day to check statuses, contemplate priorities, broadcast updates etc.
2. Detailed Plan for Victory: a list of steps, as concrete as possible that end with the goal being achieved. add the requisite amount of “slop” to your plan. Check in frequently enough against the plan once it’s made
3. Fast OODA loop. (Observe, orient, decide, act i.e how you update your plans and behavior based on new information): mantain living doc with ranked list of biggest open questions. step back and reorient frequently
4. overcommunicate
5. have fun
A specific tool that I’ve found critical for staying oriented and updating quickly is a detailed plan for victory , i.e., a list of steps, as concrete as possible, that end with the goal being achieved.
benkuhn.net • How I’ve run major projects
In forming your plan for the future, distinguis 3 different questions:
1. What is possible
2. what is likely to happen
3. What is desirable to have happen