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import Foundation
import Combine

public enum WebSocketError: Swift.Error {
    case alreadyConnectedOrConnecting
    case notConnected
    case cannotParseMessage(String)
}

public extension WebSocket {

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public protocol RetryStrategy {
    /// True if the strategy allows to retry a failed action. False if all the retries have been 'used up'.
    var shouldRetry: Bool { get }
    
    /// The delay for which to wait before attempting to retry a failed action.
    var delay: TimeInterval { get }
    
    /// Returns a copy of this retry strategy with the number of allowable retries lowered by one.
    var consumedOnce: Self { get }
}

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If you're building a mobile app or website, chances are that you need to manage translations for multiple languages. In this post I want to show how to use a free tool called "Localeasy", to use Google Sheets to store and manage your translation strings

Using Google Sheets to localise your app or website

If you're building a mobile app or website, chances are that you need to manage translations for multiple languages. There are many complicated paid platforms that you can use to do this, but in this post I want to show you a free alternative: Localeasy.

With Localeasy you can use Google Sheets to store and manage your app translations. This has many benefits such as easy user management, change tracking, comments, no limits on contributors, and best of all: it's free of charge!

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Gistblog is a website that turns your Github gists into a blog! Simple write a gist, prefix the name with `blog/`, and it will show up on `gistblog.land/your-github-username`

Welcome to Gistblog!

Gistblog is a website that turns your Github gists into a blog! Simple write a gist, prefix the name with blog/, and it will show up on gistblog.land/your-github-username.

Why should I use Gistblog?

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# Very naive way of finding files that are in the filesystem but not added to an Xcode project

proj = File.read("path-to-project.pbxproj")

puts Dir.glob("./**/*.swift")
  .map { |e| File.basename(e) }
  .reject { |e| proj.include?(e) }

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import CallKit
import Foundation

class PhoneCaller: NSObject {
    typealias OnCallConnected = () -> Void

    static let shared: PhoneCaller = PhoneCaller()
    private let observer = CXCallObserver()

    private var isCalling: Bool = false

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Hierbij mijn lijst. Sorry dat het een beetje veel is geworden. Ik heb gewoon de app doorgelopen en opgeschreven wat me te binnen schoot. Om het een beetje behapbaarder te maken heb ik het wel onderverdeeld in categorieën.

Customer Journey

Autocheck De autocheck is volgens mij een van de kernpunten die we aanbieden met Smart Driver. Ik vind dat dit wel wat meer naar voren zou mogen komen in de app; de customer journey voor autocheck is eigenlijk gewoon non existent.

De enige informatie over de check is de summiere tekst in de bottom sheet als je het invite-item opent, en zelfs daarin staat eigenlijk niet uitgelegd hoe het werkt en wat we doen. De autocheck invite-detailpagina is nu alleen een functionele lijst met checkmarks en een belknop. Het is niet echt enthousiasmerend, terwijl het toch best een mooie service is die ANWB ook promoot in haar marketing.

Opt-in voor locatie

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-- Finds all purchased songs that are DRM protected, and adds them to a "Protected songs" playlist

tell application "iTunes"
	set aPlaylist to (make new user playlist with properties {name:"Protected songs"})
	repeat with aTrack in tracks of library playlist 1
		if purchaser Apple ID of aTrack is not missing value and kind of aTrack is "Protected AAC audio file" then
			duplicate aTrack to aPlaylist
		end if
	end repeat
end tell

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import { useState } from "react"

export function useToggle(initialState: boolean = false): [boolean, () => void] {
  const [state, setState] = useState<boolean>(initialState)
  return [
    state,
    () => setState(!state)
  ]
}

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import paramsToProps from 'paramsToProps.js'

const MainNavigator = StackNavigator({
  firstScreen:  { screen: paramsToProps(FirstScreenComponent) },
  secondScreen: { screen: paramsToProps(SecondScreenComponent) },
});