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The Mac App Store is highlighting two of my apps in the Develop category 🎉
Essential Apps for Developers: SF Menu Bar
Mock Up Your Apps: Adaptivity
This has given a nice spike in impressions but unfortunately has not translated to a noticeable increase in sales 😞
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Just a few days after @hidde, @swiftlee and @jordibruin release their Roadmap package, there’s a nice tutorial video on YouTube by @FloWritesCode showing how easy it is to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KKtXryytVE.
And what’s that I spot in Florian’s menu bar? It’s my app for browsing #sfSymbols, SF Menu Bar! 👍
Roadmap: https://github.com/AvdLee/Roadmap
SF Menu Bar: https://apps.apple.com/a
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My algorithm is smarter than I implied in my earlier post. Where the token in a symbol name is made up of multiple words I treat them as separate tokens. "poweroutlet" is two tokens.
I match search tokens in any order against prefixes of any tokens in the symbol names. For example, a search for "sq outlet f" matches all the filled square power outlets but also "poweroutlet.type.f.square" as it has
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Xcode has had a way to search #sfsymbols for a while now. It's one of the tabs in the Library (access from the + in the top right or cmd-shift-L).
It has a *very* loose matching algorithm based on simple string containment. I think this makes it hard to use.
Not only does it match on the symbol name, it matches on semantic tags. If I search for "z" I get lots of matches, including "poweroutlet.typ
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The Mac App Store is highlighting two of my apps in the Develop category 🎉
Essential Apps for Developers: SF Menu Bar
Mock Up Your Apps: Adaptivity
This has given a nice spike in impressions but unfortunately has not translated to a notic…
Just a few days after @hidde, @swiftlee and @jordibruin release their Roadmap package, there’s a nice tutorial video on YouTube by @FloWritesCode showing how easy it is to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KKtXryytVE.
And what’s that I…
These few posts demonstrate why I think the search algorithm in SF Menu Bar (and Adaptivity) is so much more useful than the one used by the symbol library built into Xcode. It makes finding the symbol you want so much easier if you don’t …
My algorithm is smarter than I implied in my earlier post. Where the token in a symbol name is made up of multiple words I treat them as separate tokens. "poweroutlet" is two tokens.
I match search tokens in any order against prefixes of a…
I much prefer the matching algorithm used in my own SF Menu Bar and Adaptivity apps. It splits the symbol names into tokens and only matches based on token prefixes or exact matches starting from the start of the name. When I search for "z…
Xcode has had a way to search #sfsymbols for a while now. It's one of the tabs in the Library (access from the + in the top right or cmd-shift-L).
It has a *very* loose matching algorithm based on simple string containment. I think this ma…
I have written about the #sfsymbol changes in iOS 16.4 beta 1 (and macOS 13.3 beta 1): https://hacknicity.medium.com/sf-symbols-changes-in-ios-16-4-876dad98f7c2
New versions of my Adaptivity and SF Menu Bar apps with support for the new SF…
Number of days since I tried to submit an iOS app built with a beta version of Xcode: 0 🤦♂️
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