I tried using a TabView to swipe between scopes but that’s logically incoherent and a bit much visually. Using a single list of objects for each submitted query makes much more sense.
I was imagining a complicated search screen but after some spelunking, I have a simple base that lends itself to better animations and customization. Search tokens ended up being half baked on iOS, plus they don’t lend well to scoped searching. #prosedev
@33MHz yeah, I don’t think it’s a huge deal either way. I was thinking Postgres could have better type parity but the myriad of sqlite3 based projects on GitHub means weird Swift integration bugs are pretty well documented.
@33MHz I’ve seen a few people who work primarily with Swift choose Postgres, but I think it might just be preference. I should probably just ask them directly in case there’s some upside to Swift integration… but I’m shy
@habanero for sure, I’ve been surprised this hasn’t effected Europe yet. Some buildings can’t be retrofit, window AC units are the only ubiquitous solution but for historically protected buildings, altering facades might not be possible. They have laws…
@habanero AC is key, I like that Europe hasn’t really adopted it but I’m sure glad to be in North America during the most intense humidity and heat of the summer.
Seattle being humid surprises me, never been but books always portray it as quite temperate
@33MHz you too eh? I left my brother to suffer up north, 29º through the night. Thankfully, here out east, we only had one unbearably humid day this week.
I'm out in the Canadian wilderness for now so the loons are actual loons this time and not drunks across the street screaming at each other outside a church.