Xcode showing a test failure due to a race condition.
Actors eliminate data races at compile time, but they do not eliminate “race conditions.”
Every “await” in an actor is an opportunity for work to interleave across multiple threads, and bugs!
So we should strive to minimize suspension points in transactional code.
That's the same architecture philosophy behind every app I've shipped. Turns out Apple's been quietly building the infrastructure that makes it easier to defend. Hex and Tapir API are next in line to take advantage of it. 🔧
Source: www.apple.com/newsroom/202...
The schema piece is the underrated part for me. Apples docs call out structured output and tool calling, and guided generation keeps it on your `@Generable` schema instead of regex cleanup. have you tried it on longer multi-turn flows yet?
Apple's Foundation Models framework is one of the most underrated things in iOS 26. 🧠
Developers are already shipping on-device AI features — natural language parsing, structured data generation, conversational explanations — without sending to the cloud.
Powerful, private, no backend required.
SwiftUI provides a way to keep the structural identity of our view hierarchy while changing the layout container using the new AnyLayout type. SwiftUI doesn’t recreate the views. It only moves them according to the new layout.
swiftwithmajid.com/2022/08/16/c...
Swift Package Scripts 3.0 is out! 🚀 This version removes the script file extension to let us trigger scripts easier.
github.com/danielsaidi/...
Built solo in SwiftUI. @OpenFoodFacts for the database, @xAI for ingredient analysis, @Telemetry_Deck for the stats you see above.
The hardest part wasn't the scanning - it was teaching it that "evaporated cane juice" and "dextrose" are the same thing wearing different hats.
I built an app that scans food labels.
After 2,400+ scans, the most-found ingredient is sugar - and it hides under 40 other names.
Average health score: 27/100.
Your session at try! Swift was amazing! It made me want to dive deeper into SwiftUI, so I just bought your book. I'm really looking forward to reading it. Thank you!
Add -com.apple.CoreData.SQLDebug 1 as a launch argument and you can watch exactly what SwiftData is doing under the hood. Tip: don't delete it when you're done, just uncheck the box so it's ready when you need it again 🔍 www.hackingwithswift.com/quick-start/...
Screenshot of the repository
Swift package replacing Apple's Foundation Models
🐧 **Swifty Notes – native GTK markdown notes**
Swifty Notes is a native GTK/libadwaita Markdown notes application for Linux written in Swift. It is designed for writing, organising, and previewing Markdown notes with a desktop-first interface, ...
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This video from Theo a couple of weeks ago sent me down a massive rabbit hole: youtu.be/EUE8N6mqtGg
I've always wanted a terminal that gets out of my way.
So I built one.
Meet Zentty: a native macOS, keyboard-first terminal built on libghostty for the agent age 👇
zentty.org
Precisely scope animations to specific animatable attributes in SwiftUI by using the animation(_:body:) API introduced in iOS 17: nilcoalescing.com/blog/Isolate...
#iOSDev #SwiftUI
The new TabView content is finally out! Check it out here:
exploreswiftui.com/library/tabv...
#iOSDev #SwiftUI
Jobs was undoubtedly right that NeXT’s development environment at the time was far superior to the competition, the combination of Project Builder and Interface Builder (which later formed the basis for Xcode).
A great piece of NeXT computer history
youtu.be/CtnX1EJHbC0?...
Discover the evolution of iOS event handling. Compare the classic UIKit Responder Chain with modern SwiftUI gestures to master user interactions. #swiftui
We’re releasing ComposableArchitecture 2.0 as a Beta Preview, as well as a brand new library: www.pointfree.co/beta-previews
What is “isolation” in Swift? And why does understanding it matter? It turns out many frustrations developers encounter in Swift concurrency evaporate when they internalize the concept.
These videos are going to go beyond basics, so let’s get into it: www.pointfree.co/episodes/ep3...
Spent my Friday evening exploring the new @pointfree.co TCA26 beta, connecting it to skip.tools to get the framework working on Android.
A single #swiftlang codebase, native #SwiftUI and #JetpackCompose components, and the Composable Architecture all together? THE FUTURE IS NOW
solo founder tech stack:
xcode
coffee
the audacity to keep going
Tired of juggling Claude Code terminals, so I built a native macOS app to orchestrate them from a visual canvas.
Parallel agents, git isolation, tool approvals, inline diffs, spec-driven dev.
100% SwiftUI. Built with Claude Code, for Claude Code.
fermata.run
#ClaudeCode #SwiftUI #VibeCoding
Swift Talk 487
The Layout Protocol (Part 4)
We add two finishing touches to our custom bar layout: layout values for relative widths, and support for system spacing.
talk.objc.io/episodes/S01...
spent half a day on this last week. deleting Xcode did nothing. what finally fixed it was blowing away the broken iOS runtime in CoreSimulator, not the app itself.
GitRated repository card for DeepLearningKit/DeepLearningKit
A new AI review! DeepLearningKit/DeepLearningKit ⭐2.8/5.0
DeepLearningKit is an early (2015–2016) deep learning inference framework for Apple platforms (iOS/macOS/tvOS) implemented in Swift with Metal GPU compute.
https://gitrated.com/DeepLearningKit/DeepLearningKit
Given Moob's massive user growth, do you think future social apps will still prioritize dedicated iOS development, or are we seeing a platform shift?
I usually wrap ColorPicker in a custom button style once I need parity. it's one of those controls where SwiftUI leaks the platform pretty hard.
Screenshot excerpts from a Mac and iPhone. In the Mac one, the custom colour scheme button is a blue pill shape. On the iPhone it’s a circle with a rainbow shaded outer circle.
Hmmm. Annoyingly I’ve just noticed that a colorPicker button looks different on Mac and IPhone. Any ideas?
#indiedev #SwiftUI
There's an open-source SwiftUI agent skill that catches the mistakes AI tools keep making: deprecated modifiers, accessibility gaps, performance pitfalls. One command to install, and your AI-generated SwiftUI gets a serious quality boost. Try it out: www.hackingwithswift.com/articles/282...
