August 31, 2022
Getting To Grips With The Core Media IO Camera Extension, a 3 part series. # Part 3 of 3: Bringing it all together by building a creative camera with realtime effects processing using vImage Pixel Buffers, which can use the Continuity Camera Webcam. # August 31st, 2022 To the code →
View project on Github # Welcome to the third in a series of three posts about the Core Media IO Camera Extension.
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August 18, 2022
Getting To Grips With The Core Media IO Camera Extension, a 3 part series. # Part 2 of 3: Creating a useful software Core Media Camera Extension, interprocess communication, and painless debugging. # August 18th, 2022 To the code →
View project on Github # Welcome to the second in a series of three posts about the Core Media IO Camera Extension.
Please take a look at the previous post, “The Basics”, to learn what the series is about, its prerequisites, etc, and to understand the project so far.
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August 11, 2022
Getting To Grips With The Core Media IO Camera Extension, a 3 part series. # Part 1 of 3: The Basics: creating an installable Core Media Camera Extension and its container app. # August 11th, 2022 To the code →
View project on Github # Welcome to the first in a series of three posts about the Core Media IO Camera Extension. I was delighted by the Create camera extensions with Core Media IO WWDC22 video, which is about extensions which can present a system camera for use in any camera-supporting app such as FaceTime, including creative cameras that can take in a feed from an existing camera such as a Continuity Camera Webcam and add effects to it.
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July 11, 2022
Prototyping a stationary bike “step” counter with Swift Charts # July 11th, 2022 To the code →
I was recently chatting with a friend about SwiftUI, and I admitted that I had skipped the awkward first year entirely, but since I had gotten into it, it was reigniting my joy of the platform. “Why?” he asked. I had to think for a moment. “I love prototyping, and SwiftUI removed blockers that I had stopped noticing.
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