Episode Details

Guest

• Erica Sadun (website)
  • @ericasadun (Twitter)
  • @erica (GitHub)
  • Swift Style, Second Edition by Erica Sadun

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• Episode 20: WWDC 2019 - Mac Development with Daniel Jalkut

Related Links

• try! Swift World
• Swift Argument Parser
• yonaskolb/Mint (GitHub) - THE WAY to install Swift Package Tools
• Erica's Command Line Tools
  • erica/now (GitHub) - Times around the world... 
  • erica/remind (GitHub) - Schedule a notification-center reminder from the command-line... 
  • erica/lns (GitHub) - Because no one can remember how to use `ln -s` when it really matters
• Leo's Command Line Tools
  • brightdigit/eggseed (GitHub) - Command Line Tool for Starting Your Swift Packages with Continuous Integration
  • brightdigit/AssetLib (GitHub) - Create and Build Asset Catalog and Templates
  • SwiftPackageIndex/PackageListValidator (GitHub) - A tool for validating the Swift Package Index package list
• HomeBrew Stuff (for Swift Packages - See Mint)
  • HomeBrew Home Page 
  • How to Create a Tap
  • How to Create a Cask (for Mac GUI Apps)
  • How to Create a Formula (Command Line Apps) 
• docopt - Command-line interface description language
• JohnSundell/Publish (GitHub) - A static site generator for Swift developers
• Speculid
• Gimp
• Inkscape
• MacDown
• Ulysses

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