JP Simard
jpsim@hachyderm.io
<p>Director of Mobile Engineering @ Ramp, dad of two, runner, he/him</p>
Posts
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Post #2541851
I’m not exactly keen to give Meta any of my attention. It’s been about 10 years since I’ve deleted my Instagram and Facebook accounts because of all the creepy privacy-invading crap they pull. If a sizeable portion of the iOS dev community moves to Thread, I’ll probably begrudgingly join, but I hope that won’t happen.
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Post #1797011
RE: https://mastodon.social/@ctp/116217715333260029 Similarly, the single biggest thing Apple could do to unlock AI development for iOS is to build a robust CLI to drive iOS Simulators and devices. AXe and Appium based solutions are way too flaky, only Apple can do this reliably.
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Post #1796999
Seeing 10-22% faster builds moving CI machines from M4 Pro to M5 Max 🚀
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Post #1796994
RE: https://social.bitdrift.io/@bitdrift/116443612561287201 Thanks for having me on the show @mattklein123 &amp; @bitdrift !
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Post #1781902
RE: https://androiddev.social/@bladecoder/116144629890186499 It’s hard to quantify the impact that Square has had on the Android ecosystem. Huge.
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Post #1590619
I was laid off from Lyft today, so I&#39;m looking for work! If you&#39;re hiring remote or in Montreal, hit me up. 12 years iOS experience, 9 years Swift. I&#39;ve worked on low level stuff (networking &amp; databases), product stuff (built transit, bikes &amp; scooters into Lyft), tooling stuff, open source stuff and lots of other stuff.
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Post #421345
I’m not a compiler engineer, but rearranging the order Swift compiles generated code made it &gt;2x faster. What’s stopping the Swift compiler itself from doing this? https://github.com/apple/swift-openapi-generator/pull/866