We've added a new section to the last article, Terminal Utilities Package, thanks to reader feedback by Vasiliy Kattouf: observing interruption signals and Terminal size changes.

Have you ever wondered how CLI apps can have animations?. Discover the techniques behind them - accessing window size, deleting characters, hiding and showing the cursor - to make more engaging tools!.

🎙️ In this month's episode, @finnvoorhees joins us to talk about PlaydateKit 🎮, which wraps the Playdate C SDK with Swift for Embedded. We also talk about CLI tools, and how his latest one, yap, achieves faster speech-to-text than OpenAI's Whisper.

We took the new Swift Container tool for a spin, and it looks promising!. In this article, we'll learn how to build a Linux-compatible image of a Vapor app, and deploy it - all without Docker!.

This month, our special thanks once again to @appcircleio, for supporting us during the month of June. In this dedicated page we describe how Appcircle offers solutions that go beyond just a CI platform.

Discover how to analyze your iOS .ipa bundles using the Rosalind Swift package, by @tuistdev . In this article, learn how to build a CLI tool to get detailed insights into your app’s size and structure - perfect for CI, release checks, and more.

Skip the hassle of pre-compiled binaries!. 🚀 Learn how to use Mise to install Swift CLI tools directly from source. Build, install, and manage your Swift executables with a single command. Great for teams wanting consistent tooling, not only with Swift!.

🎙️ New Dev Conversations episode with @freak4pc. From RxSwift to Combine and Swift concurrency, open source wisdom, and navigating the AI revolution in iOS development. And the dessert: his WWDC 2025 wishlist!.

Ever wondered how to handle piped input in your Swift command-line tools?. Discover how to detect, read, and process standard input, with a simple example of pretty-printing JSON!.

PrettyPrint: The 2nd tool in our Let's Build series!. Tired of ugly CLI output? We built a zero-dependency package that makes your Swift data beautiful and more readable in the terminal, similar to Swift's dump.

Shoutout to @appcircleio for supporting our content in the next 3 weeks!. As mobile CI/CD workflows gain traction, security risks can quietly slip into every stage of the process. Check the post on their blog to strengthen your CI/CD pipeline:.

Tired of the complex setup needed to test Swift HTTP Lambdas? Learn how to use Hummingbird-Lambda to create a modular architecture, working in a local server and AWS Lambda. Check out the blog post with practical code examples and architectural insights.

🎙️For the 9th episode of Dev Conversations, Nick Lockwood joins us to share his journey into programming: his work on SwiftFormat, thoughts on maintaining motivation in programming, and what he thinks is missing in Swift.

In the second and last part of our Sake series, we dive deeper into more complex commands:. • Run tests with better output via xcbeautify.• Build binaries and add them to GitHub releases.• Automate these tasks with GitHub Actions.

RT @JoannisOrlandos: In case you don't have it in your agenda yet - there's a Swift Server Meetup on April 28th! . @natanrolnik and @andrew….

Discover Sake 🍶 - no, not the beverage - the Swift alternative to Makefiles. Built by @Vasiliy__Kotov, it allows you to write tasks as Swift code instead of shell scripts. Learn how to automate linting, formatting, and more in this hands-on guide.

Ever wondered how to distribute your Swift CLIs for macOS?. In this post, @pepicrft shows how you can distribute a Swift CLI as a pre-compiled binary, creating a better and faster experience for your users.

🎙️ Discover how @pepicrft and @marekfort evolved @tuistdev from solving Xcode headaches, to becoming an open source oriented business that powers many companies apps, while empowering the iOS community 🛠.

Platforms such as @flydotio and @Railway make app deployments a breeze. Within minutes, you can take your Vapor or Hummingbird app to the cloud, with automatic builds and continuous deployment, even without having Docker installed on your machine.

Write Git hooks - yes, also in Swift! - to automate code quality checks, catch issues before they hit your repo, and automate other tasks! 🪝.