Quickly Opening Projects in Xcode
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Quickly Opening Projects in Xcode
Posted on February 23, 2020
I’ve used a little utility called x for several years now. Simply running x in a directory will open the directory in Xcode. Here’s an example:
$ cd my_project $ x
Now the project is open in Xcode. So quick!
I just extended it to support Swift packages that don’t have a project since that works so well now.
The code is available on GitHub. Here’s an easy way to install it:
$ mkdir -p ~/bin $ curl -L https://github.com/soffes/dotfiles/raw/master/bin/x > ~/bin/x $ chmod +x ~/bin/x
Make sure ~/bin is in your $PATH (here’s a guide on that). Now you’re good to go. Enjoy!
Diving in Cozumel
Posted on November 3, 2019
Last week, I went diving in Cozumel, Mexico. Cozumel is a small island off the coast of Cancun. This is the fourth year I’ve gone diving here. It’s one of my favorite places to dive because it’s relatively easy to travel to (versus something like Little Cayman) and has incredible wildlife. The water was 87°F with ~60ft of visibility. Incredible.
I think I’m starting to figure out my underwater camera setup. I’m really pleased with some of these photos. You’re probably here for the photos, so let’s get straight to that. More about the gear at the bottom of the post.
Update: My dive buddy (and brother-in-law), Chris Sohl, shot a really great video of the trip. I’m the one with the big camera.
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