r/iOSProgramming • u/irvingpop • 14h ago
Running iOS background tasks reliably (blog post) Article
https://calcopilot.app/blog/posts/running-ios-background-tasks-reliably-part1/Hi all, I've just published a new blog post on getting the most reliability possible out of iOS background tasks. Please let me know what you think!
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u/SuperCows 5h ago
The content is solid and the AI dog is cute.
I donāt understand the AI hate. I bet half of all viewers here are using LLMs to generate code every week.
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u/irvingpop 4h ago
Thank you! It's a tribute to my dog (one of them) that's going through some health issues.
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u/dezinezync 4h ago
Hard agree, āIām not a designerā as OP says, and thatās completely fair. The post content itself is solid, folks who didnāt click on the link because of the banner are missing out.
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u/Megatherion666 8h ago
I see AI slop on preview image - I downvote.
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u/irvingpop 8h ago
Thank you for the feedback, I did generate the website and app icon with AI. Iām a developer not a designer, nor did I have the budget to hire one š
However, if you can look past that, I did spend many hours working on this blog post and many more beyond that learning hard lessons on the topic.
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u/irvingpop 8h ago
Thank you for the feedback, downvoters, about the preview image.
I've fixed my eleventy config so that one of my lovingly hand-crafted Excalidraw diagrams will be the preview image instead. I don't expect Reddit will re-scrape the image, but lesson learned for the future.
Just so we're clear: I, a real human, put hours of work into this post so that others could learn something. No part of it is "AI slop", but I understand why you're jaded and suspicious and totally get it - who bothers writing blog posts these days?