I had a great time chatting with Rachel about what's new in Swift Testing. If you are looking to learn about what's coming to Swift soon, check this episode out. https://t.co/ibYpDr7vvP

It’s so beautiful! After a year and half I finished wiring my speakers and Ethernet! 😭🥲 Truly a piece of art!

Here are the 2 tools I use to stay productive every week: * @BearNotesApp for my daily goals * @Apple #Numbers for my weekly goals (one week per sheet) I can't believe I've been doing this for 6 years and still haven't built my own todo app as a replacement. 😅

I am excited to release Bushel 2.3.0 with a new "Glassy" icon and major bug fixes. https://t.co/YlbRx4NqCB

🚀 Bushel v2.3.0 is here! ✅ Critical SwiftData stability fixes 📸 Screenshot capture for snapshots (Pro) 🖥️ Autohide toolbar in full screen (Pro) 🆕 Full macOS 26 & Xcode 26 support https://t.co/l8PmgCJFRl

So I wasn’t planning on buying physical games for the Switch 2 but if I buy something for the kids for Christmas ahead of time it’d have to be right? 🤷‍♂️

Hey! It’s been a while since I introduced myself. I’m Leo Dion, and I create content about software development in the Apple space and Swift for Swift developers interested in growth and tech topics. Whether you’re new or have been here a while, I’m glad you’re here.

How many switch case statements do you have before you refactor it into something else like a Dictionary?

let's show our appreciation for the wonderful individuals who generously offered their invaluable knowledge to us: Kyrylo Hanichev, @KyleSwifter ,@AntonGubarenko, Letizia Granata, Artem Mirzabekian, Uwais Alqadri, @johannesweiss, @mitchellallison, @LiYanan2004 and @ivancampos

👏 Come 👏 work 👏 with 👏 me at @RevenueCat I need an Android Engineer who is excited to… 1️⃣ Work on SDKs as a product 2️⃣ Quickly take ownership of features 3️⃣ Contribute to more than just Android Is this you? Do you know someone? https://t.co/Hs6xhy5xU4

Is there a use case for this if it crashes when there's no object? https://t.co/YiAS7Y0Bst

Which apps/designers do you think really cracked Liquid Glass? Not an incremental update with a few glass buttons, but a complete revamp Like Apple did for a lot of their apps. We’re still chipping away on @Weathe_Up_ 4.0. We got a bit overambitious rebuilding the app for iOS

🚀 Just rebuilt MistKit from the ground up! My Swift Package for server-side & CLI CloudKit Web Services now uses AI-generated OpenAPI specs with custom abstractions on top. Article coming soon on the rebuild process 👇 https://t.co/MxK8jFGZiH

I decided to use the LLM tools out there to simplify and abstract SwiftSyntax and build a DSL for creating code templates and Macros. It was an interesting experience to say the least and glimpse into the possibilities of these tools and their limitations. https://t.co/eTdUoU48sd

Bought an EV and then I realized… We should design the colors for iPhone Pros

Current AI dev stack: • Claude Code: Project-level edits • Cursor: Focused iterations • Clear constraints: AI works better in boxes In the end I'm still needing to plan, review, and edit my code afterwards but the tools help a lot . What's your AI toolchain looking like?

So excited to be able to offer the beginner workshop at this price! I hope a lot of people curious about Swift on the server will try it out!

By popular demand, I updated https://t.co/pb1UMcV8mC to support Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). https://t.co/QkmkEJvxNg Let me know how that works for you! I'm interested to hear what differences you see in, e.g. SwiftUI code generation when the HIG is in context.

Stop asking AI to build your entire app. Start asking it to solve specific, well-defined problems within your existing architecture.

My SyntaxKit project succeeded because I gave AI clear examples: desired code, SwiftSyntax AST, target API. Constrained problems = better results.

The solution isn't better prompts. It's understanding where AI shines (boilerplate, iteration) vs where it fails (cutting-edge APIs, nuanced architecture). https://t.co/N6GdaE1i4S