# Laodriver iOS Weekly #203 | 2022-05-23

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Dutter | DingTalk Flutter cross four-terminal solution design and technical practice

@Laofeng : Dutter is DingTalk Flutter, which is a cross-four-terminal R&D framework based on Flutter in DingTalk. This article mainly includes the following contents:

  • Overall architecture: Dutter Runtime, Dutter Dev Kit, Dutter OPS Kit;
  • Data communication includes: Channel, Dutter FFI;
  • message bus;
  • modular;
  • containerized;
  • Component library: dingui_flutter, dingtalk_uikit;
  • Best practices and problem location at some FlutterEngine levels, etc.

? Scripting in Swift: Git Hooks

@xiangerxiansen : What else can Swift do besides being used in apps? The author of this article uses Git Hooks combined with Swift Command Line Tool to solve problems encountered in real work scenarios. If you have similar needs and are not familiar with other scripting languages, Swift is a good solution.

? Jingdong App MCube Dynamic Practice

xuyafei : In the process of rapid development of JD’s App business, in order to achieve a balance between faster demand response speed and R&D manpower and stability requirements, JD.com has developed a set of native “dynamic + cross-end” framework MCube. This article briefly introduces its scheme, which uses the third-party library Yoga as its layout engine; uses XML as a DSL to describe the native controls; and connects various pluggable components through the protocol layer. In addition, there is an introduction to the design of its container layered architecture, supporting management platform and development kit. Interested students can read the original text.

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Euclid: a Swift library for creating and manipulating 3D geometry

@Uncle Lian : This is a code library that allows you to easily create and operate various basic 3D models, and can be easily integrated with SceneKit-related scenes. In the traditional method, to create a 3D model and then add textures, it is often necessary to write hundreds of lines of OpenGLES code. With Euclid, creating a model is as simple as creating an ordinary View. Interested friends can take a look at the author. A macOS App developed: ShapeScript , which can create 3D models through text description methods. It can be said that this open source component is the SDK version of this App. There should be a lot of interesting features that can be implemented.

Runestone

Runestone is an efficient and easy-to-use code editor library. The biggest highlights are:

  • Implemented using native technology, no need to rely on WebView
  • Using TreeSitter as the Parser backend can efficiently perform incremental parsing, compatible with most mainstream programming languages
  • Drawing on AvalonEdit’s Line Management

Moyu Weekly

@Moyu Weekly #53 : The 53rd issue of Moyu Weekly is here, let’s take a look at the summary of this issue:

  • Topic: Remote work is becoming a trend
  • Interview module: CRC practical application: theoretical derivation
  • Excellent Blog: App Extension
  • Study Materials: A College Student’s Study Plan
  • Dev Tools: A modern media player for macOS , IINA is powered by the open source media player mpv and can play almost any media file you have.

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