654: Athletically Engaged

I have to tell you I'm having sad. Oh, what's going on? First of all, I have a cold, which is why I sound funny. So let me just get that out right in front of everything. But, Me me too, sort of. But it's summer. You're not supposed to have a seat. Yeah. My daughter came down with something right before she's gonna go to school, and she decided to give it to everybody. So, anyway, here we are. Similarly, my daughter went to school and shared all those germs with all of us, which is delightful. School is the source of all germs, especially, like, when young children go to school for the first time, like preschool or kindergarten. Oh, that's where all viruses come from. Yep. But, you know, certainly, it doesn't get that much better as they get through the older grades. Yeah. No. It's so true. So I'm having a sad because I had a really solid plan for a light redesign of call sheet for iOS 26. And the gist of it is is that I was going to move to the system, In in SwiftUI, it's dot searchable, but the system, search box and search affordances, which I am not using in call sheet because you couldn't put them at the bottom of the screen until very recently. And then I forget why I didn't do it after that, but I think there was very little control over over whether or not it was focused for a while. They they've been chipping away at all these problems over the years. But, I I've been over the last few days because I've been real late on starting my work on this because of all the things going on in my life, which everything's fine, but it's been a lot. And so I'm really dug in the last few days. I was feeling really good. Like, the direction in my mind, I'm feeling great about. I really think that this is gonna be awesome. I'm gonna use the system search affordance at the bottom of the screen, and the only problem with that is is you navigate into sub screens. You gotta, like, kinda quietly, like, rescaffold a new one of those because each individual screen, each individual view wants to have its own. You can't there's no real idea of a universal search box, but I was like, okay. I think I can get this. I think I can get this. And then as I'm, like, starting to do the thing that no one should ever do is I'm starting to try to bend SwiftUI. And I'm try and I'm bending it, and I'm bending it, and I'm bending it. And today bends about as well as Tim Cook. Exactly. And so today, I'm pretty sure I heard a crack, and that was SwiftUI breaking. And so I'm having a sad because I really think if I if I could have done this and …