- Fixed a but with the authentication toke, where it was possible to include an empty space at the beginning or end. This would cause it to fail. Stripped out these spaces to avoid this issue.
- Fixed an issue with cross posting. If you unchecked all options, it would cross post everywhere. Sorry about that. Now it should allow you to properly cross post how you choose.
- New feature, Scheduled Posts. You can now schedule a post directly from Drafts. When creating the post just set the date and time that you would like the post to publish. At the moment you cannot change the scheduled date in Drafts, you will need to update that on the website for now.
If all they do is bring back the 30 pin connector for the iPhone 15, then I’ll call that a win. 😁
Missed the iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS announcements in the WWDC keynote. Will have to recap those before the State of the Union.
#wwdc23
Prepping all of my devices for loading the betas today. 😬
#wwdc23
Took me a little longer than I intended, but I finally pushed out some updates to my Drafts action for posting to Micro.blog.
I am a bit jealous that iOS doesn’t have a fun little mascot, like Android.
I’ve been going down a themes rabbit hole in Drafts. So many good ones to choose from. So far I’ve narrowed it down to two that I like that have both a light and dark variation.
Posting to Micro.blog with Drafts
Fun with Draft Actions
That moment when everything falls in place and I have a working Drafts action and I’m using it to post this. 😃
Figured out my issue that I was having. Apparently I shouldn’t be trusted with JavaScript. I was adding the query parameter to the request object incorrectly. 🤦🏼♂️
I’m working on a Drafts action for Micro.blog, but having some issues with the category selection. I added a prompt to select the blog to post to, however, when requesting the categories it continues to show the categories based on my main blog. I tried setting the mp-destination to the selected blog on the Micropub request for the categories, but that doesn’t seem to work. Or I’m setting that request up wrong. Does anyone have any suggestions to try out?
It’s always funny to me to look at our app metrics and see what versions are still being used. Noticed today that a version is still being used that was released in 2019. But they are running iOS 16. I guess app updates aren’t as important as iOS updates. 😂
It does make me feel bad knowing that their version is about to break. 😔
Surprised that I actually slept last night. Been nervous all week about giving my first conference talk at our Tech Get Together today. Gonna share a bit about our iOS app architecture.
#trivagotech22
Finally having the trivago Tech Get Together in person again. Looking forward to the talks over the next two days.
I am not sure who needs to hear this. At 42, I still deal with imposter syndrome. Asking for help can, sometimes, be such a challenge. There is no silver bullet to get rid of this. Just keep rocking you and know that you are not an imposter, and you deserve to be doing what you are doing. 😊
I still haven’t watched the SOTU yet, but I’m excited for what I’ve seen teased during the keynote. I’m really excited to play around with Xcode 13 and Swift Playgrounds. This looks like it’s gonna be a fun WWDC week.
These last few hours before the WWDC keynote always feel like that time on Christmas morning waiting to get up and see what presents you get. Ready to see what new toys/features that we get to play with. 😃
I had to turn the M1 MBP test device back in at work today. The performance is really nice and the Xcode build times compared to my current 2017 MBP was amazing and spoiled me. However, the two things that I missed immediately were the instant on, when opening and unlocking the device, and the keyboard. Can’t wait until we actually have these available for upgrade and get to switch to it full time.
We got an M1 MacBook Pro at work as a test device and I’m getting to tinker with it. So far I’m really enjoying it. Having a few issues working in Xcode with our project, due to some dependencies. Running it in Rosetta fixes some of it at least.
I know that sidebars on iPad are not new, but I really like the updated sidebar behavior and design in iOS 14. The more that I see it used, it makes seeing a tab bar on the iPad look outdated.