If you’re using OHAttributedLabel in an iOS project and don’t care about your labels auto-detecting standard links like URLs and phone numbers, set:
myLabel.automaticallyAddLinksForType = 0;
for each label. I’ve seen a reduction of over 30% in drawing time, which has made scrolling much smoother!
Instead of relying on a brief error message in the Output pane, which doesn’t contain much more than the type of exception and its error message, you get to see exactly where the problem is!
I didn’t know this existed - super useful!
Created specifically for designers & developers, xScope is a powerful set of tools that are ideal for measuring, inspecting & testing on-screen graphics and layouts.
Really awesome tool — can’t believe it took me this long to try it. Highly recommended!
“Google was the rich kid who, after having discovered he wasn’t invited to the party, built his own party in retaliation.”
This is the problem: You want to open a file using something other than the default application. You right-click its icon in the Finder, choose Open With, and a submenu pops up with an absurd number of duplicate entries.
So annoying. Thankfully, Dr. Drang has a solution.
Protip: If you’re getting an “App sandbox not enabled” error after uploading your Mac binary to iTunes Connect, and your app definitely has sandboxing enabled, be sure to check that Code Sign Application is ticked under your app target’s Summary tab.
Greatest toilet sign by mulegirl on Instagram
