macOS Sequoia (which as of this writing is still in beta) has added a new Privacy & Security category for ...
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Developing on a Mac – Python and Machine Learning – Part IDeveloping on a Mac – Python and Machine Learning – Part I
I wrote Part I of the Developing on a Mac series to provide a foundation upon which to build a ...
Developing on a Mac – Part III – NodeJSDeveloping on a Mac – Part III – NodeJS
I wrote Part I of this series to provide a foundation upon which to build a collection of minimal guides ...
Developing on a Mac – Part II – RailsDeveloping on a Mac – Part II – Rails
I wrote Part I of this series to provide a foundation upon which to build a collection of minimal guides ...
Developing on a Mac – Part IDeveloping on a Mac – Part I
This is part one in a series of posts for developing on a Mac. Note the distinction between developing on ...
Using Apple’s New WeatherKit REST APIUsing Apple’s New WeatherKit REST API
In late March 2020 Apple purchased the Dark Sky app, and along with it the Dark Sky API. No longer ...
Swift on Linux In 2021Swift on Linux In 2021
It has been nearly 6 years since Apple first open sourced the Swift language and brought it to Linux. In ...
Yes You Can Run Homebrew on an M1 MacYes You Can Run Homebrew on an M1 Mac
One of the reasons I took the plunge and bought an M1-based Mac is to test out its performance and ...
Detecting macOS Universal BinariesDetecting macOS Universal Binaries
Apple has transitioned from different instruction set architectures several times now throughout its history. First, from 680×0 to PowerPC, then ...
macOS Bundle Install and OpenSSL GemmacOS Bundle Install and OpenSSL Gem
From time to time you run into an issue that requires no end of Googling to sort through. That was ...