A podcast episode analyzing the Apple iPhone 16 event from a developer's perspective, focusing on new features like Capture Control and their implications for app development.
The CompileSwift Podcast welcomes a new co-host, Geoff Pado, and discusses Apple's upcoming September event and iOS 18.1.
A roundtable podcast discussion analyzing the WWDC24 keynote and State of the Union, focusing on new OS versions and the limited Vision Pro updates.
A Swift developer shares hopes for WWDC24, focusing on VisionOS 2, iPadOS updates, and Apple's need to win back developer trust.
A podcast discussion on the drawbacks of cross-platform mobile development and arguments for prioritizing native app development for better performance.
Discussion of the upcoming Apple event for new iPads and the lack of Swift programming live streamers in the community.
An open letter urging Apple to reverse its decision to kill Progressive Web App (PWA) support in Safari, calling it a regression for the web.
Developer explains the technical challenges and user reception that led to sunsetting the Goth & Metal Emoji apps after 8 years.
Memo Widget is a simple app providing sticky note widgets for macOS, iOS, and visionOS Home Screens, Lock Screens, and desktops.
A hands-on exploration of Apple's new Assistive Access feature, covering setup, optimized first-party apps, and the user experience for accessibility.
A summary of Apple's WWDC 2023 announcements, including the Vision Pro headset, new Macs, and major OS updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and more.
Analysis of macOS security vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-23506/28192) that allowed unauthorized apps to access Safari history and device location via XPC services.
A web developer shares his initial experience and thoughts after purchasing Apple's Studio Display for his work setup.
SwiftUI scrolling performance issues on tvOS are finally resolved in tvOS 16 and Xcode 14, marking a significant fix for developers.
Recap of WWDC 2022's Platform State of the Union, covering Swift 5.7, SwiftUI 4.0, Xcode Cloud, and new Apple developer APIs.
The creator of Swift by Sundell reflects on the website's five-year anniversary, its growth, and future plans for content and the podcast.
An open-source Rust project enabling cross-platform code signing and notarization for Apple applications, reducing macOS dependency.
A macOS bug allowed malicious apps to spoof Apple ID verification alerts within System Preferences, enabling sophisticated phishing attacks.
A developer shares initial impressions of learning Swift and SwiftUI for iOS development, comparing it to Rust and discussing its syntax and features.
An interview with iOS developer Stewart Lynch about his programming journey, learning Swift, and his first published app.
