203: “The Sherlock Holmes of debugging”

Update: 2023-12-18

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John and Rambo reflect on what they’ve been learning and how they’ve been aiming to improve as developers during 2023. Also, tips for getting better at debugging, deploying generative AI within existing apps, and are view models really such a good fit for SwiftUI views?

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203: “The Sherlock Holmes of debugging”

John Sundell and Gui Rambo

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203: “The Sherlock Holmes of debugging”

John Sundell and Gui Rambo

203: “The Sherlock Holmes of debugging”