A practical guide to building macOS menu bar apps with SwiftUI — from the basics of MenuBarExtra to window management, settings, and common patterns.
A comparison of the three main ways to distribute macOS apps — Mac App Store, direct notarized download, and Homebrew — covering code signing, sandboxing, updates, and tradeoffs.
A practical guide to running ONNX models on Apple Silicon — from Python prototyping to shipping inside a macOS app with ONNX Runtime's CoreML Execution Provider.
How I ported the Chatterbox TTS model to run fully on-device using ONNX Runtime Swift bindings — including KV cache management, memory-safe autorelease scoping, and audio resampling without a single third-party DSP library.
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.
MLX is a machine learning framework developed by Apple, specifically designed to be lightweight and optimized for Apple silicon.
SQLite comes pre-installed on macOS, so you typically don't need to install it separately. If not you have a few options to install it using Homebrew or download from the official website.
It's a suite of cloud-based technologies and services, which provide users with seamless synchronization, backup, and access to their data across Apple devices and browsers.