christianselig

I wanted to address Reddit's continued, provably false statements, as well as answer some questions from the community, and also just say thanks.

(Before beginning, to the uninitiated, "the Reddit API" is just how apps and tools talk with Reddit to get posts in a subreddit, comments on a post, upvote, reply, etc.)

Reddit: "Developers don't want to pay"

Steve Huffman on June 15th: "These people who are mad, they’re mad because they used to get something for free, and now it’s going to be not free. And that free comes at the expense of our other users and our business. That’s what this is about. It can’t be free."

This is the false argument Steve Huffman keeps repeating the most. Developers are very happy to pay. Why? Reddit has many APIs (like voting in polls, Reddit Chat, view counts, etc.) that they haven't made available to developers, and a more formal relationship with Reddit has the opportunity to create a better API experience with more features available. I expressed this willingness to pay m

ryansobol

extension Array {
    func chopped() -> (Element, [Element])? {
        guard let x = self.first else { return nil }
        return (x, Array(self.suffix(from: 1)))
    }
}

print([1, 2, 3].chopped())
// Optional((1, [2, 3]))

thechaudharysab

import UIKit

struct Chat {
    var users: [String]
    var dictionary: [String: Any] {
        return ["users": users]
    }
}

extension Chat {

jagdeepsingh

Set up macOS Catalina 10.15

Contents:

• 1 git
• 2 Homebrew
• 3 rbenv
• 4 ruby
• 5 bundler
• 6 Atom

MainasuK

import UIKit

@UIApplicationMain
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

    var window: UIWindow?

    func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
        // Set up application here

anishparajuli555

//I have a location manager class. This class just holds user current location so that it can be used later in the project.
//This will be singleton class later.Since singletons are hard to test(Because of no DI injection mechanism).I have not 
implemented yet for now.The problem is at the end.

class HelperLocationManager:NSObject{
    
    let locationManager:CLLocationManager
    
    init(mgr:CLLocationManager) {
        

joemasilotti

This gist accompanies the blog post Building NSURL Queries with NSURLQueryItems and NSURLComponents.

polycarpou

class Person
  def initialize(attributes)
    attributes.each do |key,value|
      Person.send(:define_method, key){value} 
    end
  end
end

manleyhimself

def normalize_phone_number(number)
  clean_num = number.gsub(/[^0-9]/, "")
  clean_num.length != 10 ? number :  "(#{clean_num[0,3]}) #{clean_num[3,3]}-#{clean_num[6,4]}"
end

vcavallo

Forking

essentially like cloning on github's servers - but that's inconsequential, mostly.. also: forks are not automatically up to date (relative to repo you forked)! your fork creates a snapshot of the original repo at the time you fork it.

• fork on github

• creates a clone on github servers

• copy url of that clone

• git clone [url]

  • clones the content of your fork to your local machine