Fit Metrics Explorer is a MacOS and iPadOS application for viewing exercise files, such as Garmin .fit files. It’s been under development for a while, and it has undergone a closed Beta test.
I’ve now opened up the testing, and the latest versions can be downloaded from: https://testflight.apple.com/join/kx8Ux22a
For more details of the app, visit the app’s page: https://stuarttevendale.com/fit-metrics-explorer-ipados-mac-fit-file-viewer/
Recently, I had an issue where I’ve wanted to display a SwiftUI List and Button together in a Popover. The idea was to have a List of items and a button to clear the list. My code was as follows: However, this didn’t work in the way I’d expected. Only the Button displayed in the…
I’ve started using the Core Plot framework in one of my Mac apps, and I had a few problems setting it up, which, looking through some posts on the web, other users have had as well. Since it took a while for me to track down the exact solution to my problem, I’m posting in…
Finding the right gear combination for your bike can be a challenge, especially if you’re new to cycling. Fortunately, there are numerous tools available to help cyclists optimize their rides. One such tool is a bicycle gear calculator app, which can help cyclists determine the most efficient gear combinations based on their riding style, terrain,…
YFCalendarView is our open-source framework for a full-screen iPad calendar. It’s loosely based on the Mac calendar framework LRCalendar (which seems to have largely disappeared from the ‘net). It provides a full-screen monthly calendar, functionally similar to the iPad Calendar app ‘Month’ view. Download the latest code from our Github repository: http://github.com/tevendale/YFCalendar
I’ve seen quite a bit of press about MyWhoosh, a competitor to Zwift. It’s being used for the UCI Cycling Esports World Championships for the next couple of years (2024 – 2026). I thought I’d give it a go as an alternative to Zwift, which I’ve using exclusively for the last 5-or-so years. MyWhoosh is…
This past weekend, I attended NSScotland in Edinburgh. The conference, in its 3rd year, is organised by Alan Francis and Paul Wilson, who also organised the Scottish Ruby conference. The venue for the conference was on the south side of Edinburgh in the Pollock Halls. Spread over two days, the conference covered a good mix…
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