Recap of the opening keynote at Deep Dish Swift 2026, an iOS-focused conference, blending AI insights with pizza puns.
RocketSim 15 adds VoiceOver Navigator and post-editor for Xcode simulator recordings, boosting iOS developer productivity.
Explores real-world examples of companies using Swift and Vapor for server-side applications, including Things Cloud and TelemetryDeck.
A framework to help developers evaluate and choose the right AI Agent Skills for their projects, avoiding conflicts and ensuring quality.
A developer shares a subtle shell scripting pitfall involving function name conflicts and infinite recursion, with comparisons to Rust and Go.
A retrospective on using Interface Builder for iOS UI development at scale, its benefits, challenges, and the migration to SwiftUI.
A look at ElementaryUI, a framework that enables Swift web development in the browser via WebAssembly.
Introducing ElementaryUI, a Swift frontend framework for web development that compiles to WebAssembly, offering React-like interactivity with less JavaScript.
Apple opens applications for the 2026 Swift Student Challenge, inviting students to submit app playgrounds for a chance to win prizes and recognition.
A guide to using 'vibe coding' with AI to build your first iOS app, starting with product specification and prompt creation.
A developer shares the technical process and code for converting a paid iOS app to a freemium model, including handling legacy users.
Explores how AI coding agents impact internal code quality, using a case study of adding GitLab support to a Swift app.
Introduces Agent Skills, an open format for sharing reusable AI knowledge across projects, replacing project-specific AGENTS.md files.
A tutorial on using Apple's Vision framework to extract text from images in Swift, covering both old and new APIs.
KeyboardKit 10.2 introduces a new on-device dictation engine for keyboard extensions, enabling private, voice-based features.
A Swift developer reflects on their first full year as an indie developer, covering milestones, project growth, and launching a Swift Concurrency course.
A developer's reflection on how AI coding agents, particularly GPT-5 and Codex, have dramatically accelerated software development by handling routine coding tasks.
A developer reflects on their year of shipping apps and games, closing a podcast, and plans to focus on marketing and updates in the new year.
An iOS developer announces a conference talk comparing React Native and native iOS development, based on extensive industry experience.
A new dependency-free HTML5 parser for Swift called swift-justhtml is introduced, with performance benchmarks comparing it to implementations in Rust, JavaScript, and Python.
