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Hackaday · An Inexpensive Way To Break Down PlasticPlastic has been a revolutionary material over the past century, with an uncountable number of uses and an incredibly low price to boot. Unfortunately, this low cost has led to its use in many plac…
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![Update (2024-08-08): pmdj:
I guess my forum question comes down to this: Is Mac Catalyst considered a platform for building macOS apps in its own right? Or are we “holding it wrong” and should we only treat it as a way of tweaking Mac ports of iOS/iPad-first apps? Should we expect APIs to disappear from the Mac Catalyst SDK with zero notice?
Quinn:
Regarding these XPC APIs, you are right that APIs shouldn’t just disappear without warning. […] I had a look at your bug and it’s clear that this was a mistake.
Regarding Mac Catalyst as a whole, Apple rarely makes forward-looking statements about our platforms, but this is a rare exception to that rule. Watch WWDC 2022 Session 102 Platforms State of the Union, and specifically Josh’s section starting at 3:43.
I’m not a UI programmer at heart. That’s why I’m a big fan of SwiftUI. With SwiftUI I can cons up a basic interface and have it run natively on both iOS and macOS, without having to worry about the limitations of Mac Catalyst.](https://martianbase.net/system/media_attachments/files/112/928/231/304/543/350/original/ba3c94cd9b016eb4.jpeg "Update (2024-08-08): pmdj:
I guess my forum question comes down to this: Is Mac Catalyst considered a platform for building macOS apps in its own right? Or are we “holding it wrong” and should we only treat it as a way of tweaking Mac ports of iOS/iPad-first apps? Should we expect APIs to disappear from the Mac Catalyst SDK with zero notice?
Quinn:
Regarding these XPC APIs, you are right that APIs shouldn’t just disappear without warning. […] I had a look at your bug and it’s clear that this was a mistake.
Regarding Mac Catalyst as a whole, Apple rarely makes forward-looking statements about our platforms, but this is a rare exception to that rule. Watch WWDC 2022 Session 102 Platforms State of the Union, and specifically Josh’s section starting at 3:43.
I’m not a UI programmer at heart. That’s why I’m a big fan of SwiftUI. With SwiftUI I can cons up a basic interface and have it run natively on both iOS and macOS, without having to worry about the limitations of Mac Catalyst.")
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