Posts tagged "iOS"

How we made Xcode and XcodeBuildMCP reuse build outputs, proved that PATH differences trigger linking, and decided the last few seconds were not worth a workaround.

How Tuist's binary caching, code-based manifests, and deterministic setup make the git worktrees workflow practical for parallel AI agent development in iOS.

Learn how to build a sophisticated snake-like loading animation in SwiftUI, exploring two approaches: the naive GCD-based method and the elegant TimelineView solution.

Swift’s structured concurrency brought us async/await, actors, and task groups. But there’s one feature that often flies under the radar…

When building highly modular iOS apps, one challenge stands out: how do you handle navigation without coupling your feature modules to…

While improving the Chat UI at Sphere, we ran into a problem I couldn’t find a good solution for online: maintaining smooth scroll position…

is a property wrapper that gives views access to shared dependencies—, , , and others built into SwiftUI. But what about app-specific…

and are workhorses of iOS development, but they demand significant boilerplate. That boilerplate often ends up in view controllers…

There are several ways to learn a new technology: Read about it Play with it Implement something similar Most tutorials cover the first two…

According to the Microsoft Docs, a ViewModel acts as an intermediary between the view and the model, handling the view logic. It interacts…