@FloWritesCode Well, a few years ago, when I wanted to implement some feature, I’d do research and watch YouTube videos before starting. Now I just ask Claude to do it and then polish it up afterward. Things changed.
@DonnyWals I’ve tried adding some alternate icons and found out that users rarely change them. I dropped the feature with iOS 26, where I’d have to recreate them. In my view, it’s not worth the hassle.
@seraleev I was dealing with the same thing. At first I used a simple script and decided to build my own app. This one has rounding too. It’s currently free on the App Store.
https://t.co/Z1CaXkSDLQ
@anumness There’s quite a lot of controversy around the new tab bar. Apple states that the last item is meant solely for search, yet many apps are recreating the tab bar and using it as an action button, which is HIG violation.
Great article from @tanaschita on building a Grid container in SwiftUI.
Still find myself overusing stacks when a grid would clean things up.
https://t.co/37gzzT8Wvv
Took a bit to wrap my head around the new Swift concurrency features. This article by @mattie on non-sendable first design is a solid take. Helped me think differently about Sendable. https://t.co/0T6L7OjGNh
Caught this RevenueCat talk by Steve P. Young about controversial app growth hacks. Stuff like buying targeted installs or free lifetime subs to spike rankings. Interesting stories, but yeah, don't try this at home.
https://t.co/QEUiXrgNMA
Just revisited the WidgetKit course I completed a while back and found it updated for iOS 18! It’s awesome to see @seanallen_dev keeping the content up to date.