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Jake Young @need2edit

Principal iOS Dev, Rue Gilt Groupe. Probably lost in a project somewhere. ruelala.com Boston Joined March 2010
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Enid @ios_dev_alb

2 months ago

SwiftUI Tip 💡 Use the .keyboard toolbar placement to display quick actions above the keyboard. → learnandcodewithenid.com/course

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Vincent Pradeilles @v_pradeilles

3 months ago

Don't use `if/else` at the top level of a row 🙅🏽‍♀️🙅🏻‍♂️ This an official bad practice written by Apple in Xcode 27 coding skills

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Vincent Pradeilles @v_pradeilles

3 months ago

I've watched the WWDC session "Enhance your presence on the App Store", here's what you need to know 🧵 (if you're an indie dev, this thread is for you!)

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Antoine v.d. SwiftLee  @twannl

3 months ago

If you haven’t built your app with Xcode 27 yet, you want to at least check out this article by @makwanbk to ensure you don’t end up with tight deadlines in September. Curated in this week's #swiftleeweekly blog.makwanbk.com/ios-27-sdk-3-m…

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Andreas Storm @avstorm

3 months ago

Apple acquires Play. Design Mode in Xcode incoming.

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Paul Hudson @twostraws

5 months ago

After months of work, my new app is finally available to preorder on the Mac App Store. It's called Kickstart, and it has just one job: to help indie app developers make more money on the App Store. How does it do that? Let me explain…

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Antoine v.d. SwiftLee  @twannl

6 months ago

Not one, but six new Agent Skills! Early adopters improved Xcode build times by 78%. github.com/AvdLee/Xcode-B… After weeks of work, I launched my latest Agent Skill at Let’s Vision in Shanghai. Here’s how it works: It runs 3 clean + 3 incremental builds It analyzes build logs and project settings It proposes an optimization plan It applies improvements after you approve It re-benchmarks and reports the improvement All free → try it on your Xcode projects. Let me know how it goes in the replies, and open a PR if you add your results to the README!

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Tom Dörr @tom_doerr

6 months ago

iOS and macOS decompiler for IPA files github.com/LaurieWired/Ma…

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Peter Steinberger 🦞 @steipete

6 months ago

"Your frustration is the product." thatshubham.com/blog/news-audit

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Shihab Mehboob @JPEGuin

6 months ago

Had to do a little Public Service Announcement

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Mike Rundle @flyosity

6 months ago

If you care about UI performance at the deepest level of your soul, you need to use UIKit for scrolling lists and timelines Use SwiftUI for onboarding, settings, modals, etc. x.com/jacobtechtaver…

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Jacob Bartlett @jacobtechtavern

7 months ago

CPU and thermal performance in a SwiftUI list explains why we had so many hitches. Even at rest, no scrolling, the CPU screamed at 100% capacity to render every gif, and well past 100% (distributing work across CPU cores) when I scrolled. The “Very High” energy impact rapidly

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Thomas Ricouard @Dimillian

7 months ago

I've made quite a bit of improvements for my SwiftUI pattern agent skill, one of my favorite skill for working on SwiftUI apps. It distills all the patterns I use, with many examples, so the agent can do clean SwiftUI! github.com/Dimillian/Skil…

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Julian Schiavo @_julianschiavo

7 months ago

Fun fact: you can just tell Codex to go figure out how to use a private framework you need on macOS. It is insanely good at dumping symbols and making its own `.swiftinterface` for the framework, which you can then link against when compiling.

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Thomas Ricouard @Dimillian

7 months ago

One of the most beautiful pieces I read in a long time.

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sam henri gold @samhenrigold

7 months ago

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Axel Le Pennec @alpennec

10 months ago

One tip to speed up your SwiftUI previews 🤩 I wanted to centralize constants like opacity, spacing, or sizes used by my View to speed up prototyping. Stored properties: slow 🐌 as Xcode recompiles the file every time I tweak a value. Computed properties: instant updates 🏎️

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Mark Moeykens @BigMtnStudio

9 months ago

❓What does the span parameter do in a ContainerRelativeFrame? 💡The span parameter tells the view how many parts it should use out of the total count. With span: 5, it fills all parts, span: 3 uses 3/5 parts, and span: 2 uses 2/5 parts. 👉Free #SwiftUI picture book at bigmtn.studio

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Enid @ios_dev_alb

9 months ago

SwiftUI Tip 💡 By default, searchable() hides the navigation bar while searching. In iOS 17.1+, use searchPresentationToolbarBehavior(.avoidHidingContent) to keep it visible. → learnandcodewithenid.com

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StewartLynch 🇨🇦 @StewartLynch

9 months ago

Custom HTTP headers in SwiftUI WebViews are easier than you think in iOS 26. I walk through default headers, custom requests, and a reusable solution you can drop into any app. #SwiftUI #iOS #Swift youtu.be/bOFTLU3e5Ew

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Enid @ios_dev_alb

9 months ago

SwiftUI Tip 💡 Did you know? You can show the navigation title large and inline using .toolbarTitleDisplayMode(.inlineLarge) (iOS 17.0+) → learnandcodewithenid.com

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Antoine v.d. SwiftLee  @twannl

11 months ago

Your SwiftUI views might be slowing you down — and it’s not what you think. Most developers focus on runtime performance. But the real slowdown often happens before you even hit Run: during compilation. Here’s how to spot the culprits 👇 1️⃣ Open Xcode’s Build Settings 2️⃣ Search for Swift Flags 3️⃣ Add: OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS[config=Debug] = -Xfrontend -warn-long-function-bodies=100 -Xfrontend -warn-long-expression-type-checking=100 4️⃣ Recompile Xcode will now warn you for any method taking longer than 100ms to type-check — often your longest SwiftUI bodies. ⚡️ Note: this is not about slow rendering at runtime, this is about slow compilation time. Not only SwiftUI bodies, but also complex code can slow down builds. Want to know how to fix it? Check the reply for a deep-dive article 🔗 #swiftdevelopment #iosdevelopment #swiftui #swiftlanguage

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