Appreciate the lesson on SDK 27 vs 27.1. I thought it all duo support required 27.1.
I thought you might have been on 27.1 because the inner screen filled so nicely. I’ll be happy to send in any issues I see.
I mainly thought that the labels thing was causing it because I have seen apps come to the App Store with duo support and their tab bar was still on the bottom. So I started digging in.
I am working with another developer already building on Xcode 27.1 and as I was writing this out they just told me it’s about using system bar and not a custom one. Hopefully that’s helpful for you.
I’ll keep an eye out later in the week for the TestFlight and let you know how it goes.
Great app btw.
My reading of the design guidelines is that the labels under the symbols cause the tab bar to float over the content rather than sit off to the right in the intended space.
Great point about repairability. I’ve seen some interesting videos of EV repairs on cars with odd pack issues. Very specialized work right now but assuming skills will develop over time that makes it much easier.
Probably burned up the brushes in the electric motors. Those are usually replaceable. Many tools are now available in brushless.
These types of companies may not have tons of disposable income to invest in this but as they need new tools it will probably phase in.
That’s pretty sweet. More car company’s are including provisions for these types of systems built in to accommodate the changing trends too.
A landscaping crew would require more batteries and/or a method to charge on the go. Cost might be prohibitive to do that now but in time it might work out. Imagine if you have a large battery in a trailer that charges up all the small batteries between sites or solar on the roof.
Considering most landscaping work is done in the summer months maybe a move to a different Lithium chemistry that is cheaper but doesn’t like cold as much could be beneficial for pro tools.
