Check out this great segment from CBS. It features Jordyn Zimmerman who is nonspeaking, and uses Live Speech on iPad to communicate. Our team created this #accessibility feature to help give everyone a voice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTECNar9yG4
I am looking for a macro pad that can pair via Bluetooth to iOS (presenting as a vanilla keyboard I assume). I want to be able to program the buttons to send a sequence of key commands.
Something like a Maglodon or a Huion Keydial Mini.
Anyone know of a model that will work with iOS out of the box?
@RobW huh this does look pretty interesting. I”m trying to wrap my head around how this works with iOS. Do you have to plug into an iOS device or can it be connected like a keyboard?
@dcm It connects via usb to your mac and via Bluetooth to your iOS device where it shows as a keyboard. In the Mac UI you select the command, and the device sends the appropriate key strokes to the iOS device.
How accessible do blind people find New York? The intersection walk signs don’t make noise, the drivers bikers and walkers are all very aggressive, and there are tons of unexpected obstacles everywhere. I imagine it is not great place to navigate.
@dcm like any city, there are difficult bits but mostly I find it pretty good. very few audible traffic signals but I mostly don't use those anyway. It has been a couple of years since I have been there but I certainly don't remember finding it difficult to navigate.
@dcm I found the one in London super confusing but I think that is because I didn't know what I was doing. HOw do you get tothe platform for one line verses another. think it is just practice.
Does anyone know of any good resources or tutorials that cover modern web development from the perspective of someone who just needs a refresher / whats new in the last 5 years?
A conference attendee was trying to explain to my colleague how to do accessibility on iOS. I was like, buddy she literally wrote the software you are taking about.
I'll be giving a talk again this year at CSUN about a variety of VoiceOver and low-vision #accessibility features available in iOS. If you are attending or are in Anaheim next week (March 18th-22nd) come say hi!
Ugh water can be such a nightmare to deal with when a leak occurs. A tiny little leak in a heating manifold has lead to our condo, and the condos for all floors below us needing serious demolition and restoration work.
The Charts framework is among my favorite SwiftUI APIs. The composition of UI elements makes perfect sense to me and I can put together some really cool visuals with not much effort.