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Lately I’ve been needing to send some folks password protected zip files. Below is a short and basic snippet that you can use to run in your terminal. Once your run the above snippet, enter a password. oldFolder is the folder with your contents newFOLDER is the name of the outputed zip file of this command The output will…

I’m quite terrible at regex, but lately I figured that I actually really need to learn it. Below is a snippet for transforming “camelCase” strings into “Camel Case” strings.

A few days ago I had to make a few divs of varying height. Unfortunately, they were looking a little wonky because they weren’t aligning. I made them display: inline-block, but what’s going on? Making my divs display as inline-block was to make my divs appear on the same line. However, it was not enough to make them straight. TLDR; I had…

I found this jewel somewhere:

my package.json should look like this: add the following script: my webpack.config.js should look like this: my webpack.deployment.config.js should look like this: my app/index.js should looke like this: my app/Component.jsx should looke like this: my index.html should look like this:

Using the code from my previous post on segues, here’s a snippet:

Launch Sublime: subl Launch an entire folder: subl . Launch a particular file: subl blah.xxx

Utilize AudioToolbox and make a class, Sound, to pass in the filename of you audio file and it’s type. Tools: Then, call it like so:

I started learning Swift about three months ago and when I started I used the storyboard. This post will be a snippet of how you can stop using the storyboard! The major benefit of not using the storyboard is not having messy merge conflicts. Long story short, the storyboard file is a fairly large xml file and every time you open it something changes. Every…

A whiles back ago I was trying to learn how constraints work. Today, I still have no idea what the heck is going on. While learning, I can across a bunch of tutorials that helped. However, I don’t remember what blog I particularly liked. This post contains a couple of classes that I made to help me…

Here’s a snippet on how to detect typing on your Swift app. It’s pretty simple because we’re utilizing the UITextViewDelegate delegate. Aka, built in success – thank you Swift! Tools: This snippet is pretty short. See below for some code that will print out text when you type.

Here’s a snippet on how to make a UITableView. Check out the code below! Tools: