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A Practical Guide to SwiftUI Previews

Practical techniques for making SwiftUI previews useful in production projects: previewing state, mock data, multiple devices, dark mode, localization, and performance.

A Complete Guide to Setting Up Push Notifications on iOS

Everything you need to know about implementing push notifications on iOS — from APNs architecture and developer portal setup to device token registration, rich media extensions, Live Activities, and production best practices.

Understanding MLX Swift on Apple Silicon

Explore MLX Swift architecture, unified memory, GPU-backed array operations, model workflows, and practical constraints for machine learning on Apple platforms.

Pre-WWDC Checklist for iOS Developers

A practical checklist for iOS developers before WWDC: stabilize your app, archive your current setup, prepare for beta SDKs, and decide what to watch during the conference.

May 16, 2026#ios#swift#xcode

WWDC 2026: Dates, Format, and What Developers Should Watch

Apple WWDC 2026 runs June 8-12 as an online developer conference, with a special in-person kickoff event at Apple Park on June 8.

May 14, 2026#apple#ios#swiftui

SwiftUI Pain Points Are Still Active

SwiftUI is mature enough for real apps, but developers are still hitting pain points around navigation, performance, previews, UIKit escape hatches, and OS-version constraints.

May 11, 2026#swiftui#ios#swift

Auto-Tagging in iOS with an OpenRouter LLM API

Here's how I built a background analyzer that uses an LLM to generate titles and tags for every draft — fully automatic, non-blocking, with retries and concurrency control.

App Intents Are Getting More Important

App Intents are becoming one of the most important integration points for iOS apps because they connect app features to Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, widgets, controls, and Apple Intelligence.

iOS Deep Linking: URL Schemes vs Universal Links

There are two ways to implement deep linking in iOS: Define your own custom schemes, or use standard HTTP or HTTPS links that can open your app if it is installed.

Apr 09, 2026#ios

YouTube Creators vs App Store Developers

Your chance of turning YouTube into a career is maybe 1 in 1,000. Your chance of making an indie app that earns at least $1k–$5k/month is closer to 1 in 5–10 if you keep shipping.