The swiss army knife of IDEs I’ve been using for years and (despite it’s weird UI) still lightyears ahead of Xcode in many areas is going away. It’s a shame they never got a better market share to support development of the product 😭 I’ll keep using it for as long as it works.

I totally love these short, useful and fun Swift tips that give you everything you need without a whole blog post to read. Congrats, Vincent!

I unfortunately can’t make it to the awesome FrenchKit @frenchkitconf that starts in Paris tomorrow. Anyone in the area wants my ticket? It’s a conference you don’t want to miss!

We need a bit of help with making sure @SwiftPackages can make it in the long term.

📣🎉We're super excited to release RxSwift 6.5.0 Atlas🗿! @RxSwiftLang @ReactiveX #iOSDev This release brings support for async/await into RxSwift types using new @SwiftLang 5.5 Concurrency features (iOS 13 and up). For full release notes & docs, see: https://t.co/guBWTuobBL

Pro tip for macOS developers: Add this to your Info.plist to avoid the prompt about non-exempt encryption: <key>ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption</key> <false/> iOS developers can use it too, but you probably already know since you've been using TestFlight longer ;-)

What a view! Make sure to save May 16-17 2022 for the next App Builders event. We will be sharing more details in the new year.

My hometown hosts an amazing sailing boat show / race with beautiful, century-old units (nearby Cannes does another this week).No need to understand French, the video is gorgeous.

Combine is already outdated, your app should switch to combineLatest.

Today I noticed that my Magic Trackpad is not stable anymore even after cleaning the rubber feet. It looks like it’s slightly swollen. Is there a way to remove the battery? I only use it wired.

Swift tip (contains an underscore, so proceed with caution): ever wanted to expose things from a given internal framework to another internal framework without exposing them to other targets? You can do that since Xcode 12 with @_spi

The new Swift Concurrency feature comes with a Cooperative thread pool which makes it more performant than GCD. There is a great session about the implementation details of Swift Concurrency that I highly recommend watching. https://t.co/HVvUMdyiwb

The explanation of how this demo internally works on the hardware of a disk drive is nuts.

All. The. Books. 50% off! Welcome to our 2021 Graduation Book Sale—read more about it here, and grab the offer before it ends on June 30th! https://t.co/ptbi9s6oZo

📣 RELEASE DAY ! Our new book "Advanced Swift" with @rwenderlich is finally here and it's the book I'm probably most proud of so far! 👇 Check out this thread for quick 1 minutes videos telling you about each of my chapters in the book ❤️ https://t.co/hudSZ62mpL

🤯 raise your hand if you didn’t know this

An OVH datacenter partially burns down in Strasbourg. While you may think DCs are super-secure concrete bunkers, sometimes they are just piled-up containers that could be a scene in Ready Player One movie 🤪

Plot is getting thicker…

Wonderful. Every once in a while, the Mac asks me to enter my iCloud password to use purchased apps. Password is stored in 1Password 1Password was purchased on the AppStore 🤬

One of the most useful shortcuts that I discovered recently in Xcode is command+shift+J to reveal file location in the project navigator