Chirag Ramani

iOS Developer

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

Congratulations @brentleyjones for the 1.0 release ❤️ and thanks for giving the iOS Bazel community such an awesome tool 🎉

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

I was super surprised to see rules_xcodeproj able to run the core Rider app with no code changes - seeing debugger, indexing, sanitizers, tests, builds, & SwiftUI previews running all great was such a treat! 🎉https://t.co/7Z30VXlVKU

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

Support for both Bazel(BwB) and Xcode builds(BwX) is really cool.🙌🏼 It’s one of the top-notch quality open-source codebase that I have come across so far with such great support and test cases.

[Bruno Rocha @rockbruno_]

My iOS teammate @DanZimm has been affected by Spotify's layoffs. Dan is US-based and has also worked in Meta and Snap in the area of performance and lower-level infra. Absolutely brilliant engineer, if you know who's hiring, please help me connect him with them!

[Emerge Tools @emergetools]

For every `as?` or `as!` in your app, Swift runtime executes a protocol conformance check. Did you know this is one of the slowest operations in Swift?

An app like @Uber has +100K conformance records

🧵How to easily speed up conformance checks by ~20% w/ no source code changes

[Mahyar McDonald @mahyarm8]

I’m proud to say that we are sponsoring the MOLD linker project at @UberOpenSource on @github now at $1500/month. Congrats @rui314 !

https://t.co/hJwImMA4Ur

[alan @alanzeino]

Lyft iOS app is so great, polished, easy to use — I use it almost every day to book bikes — their team is super impressive and if you see anyone from Lyft apply at your work then you’re very lucky imo

[maybe: varun @varun_santhanam]

🧵 Inspired by @ChristianSelig and @alexkitcoff — I also decided to build an app that takes advantage of iOS 15’s Safari Extensions API.

[Paul Hudson @twostraws]

Applications are now open for the Hacking with Swift Live diversity scholarship! Thanks to so many folks buying scholarship tickets, plus our generous sponsors, I have a huge batch of tickets to give away – all you need to do is email [email protected] to claim one.

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

Thank you so much to all the wonderful people involved in making #WWDC21 such an amazing and fun event!
Great sessions, super helpful 1:1 developer labs, and lounges!
Many congratulations to each team involved and all the Design Award winners! 🎉🙌
Looking forward to WWDC22 :)

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

@jensimmons Great video, Jen! Love the new Safari 15 - things naturally appearing when needed, easy to manage tab groups, visual intelligence features, the blending of the toolbar with the website’s preferred colour etc. is all really cool!

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

If you are interested in knowing why specific source files were compiled in the incremental build phase or why your incremental builds seem to be slow, this post has you covered - the compiler emits “remarks” explaining why it decided to compile specific files.

[David Ungar @senderPath]

Optimizing and Debugging Incremental Build Time in Swift 5.5 https://t.co/BVauKAY9MU

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

“Inclusion is as much of a process as design and development are.” Sessions enriched with best practices along with tips on how to deliver inclusive apps. Loved watching them and would highly recommend!
https://t.co/WuynpTB2O0
https://t.co/BO3M1qWlBj
#WWDC21

[Paul Hudson @twostraws]

A love letter to Xcode 13, in 5 GIFs. Part one: it will automatically import frameworks as needed. #WWDC21

[Konrad ‘ktoso’ Malawski 🐟🏴‍☠️🇺🇦 @ktosopl]

#Swift #Actors featured in #WWDC21 keynote!

We’re–all–incredibly proud of this work! Check out the upcoming WWDC talks on actors, structured concurrency and everything related to them!

This truly is a life changing step ahead for the language <3

[Edward Sanchez @edwardsanchez]

Little reminder for WWDC. Be kind with your criticisms. There’s a human behind everything you see.

[Chirag Ramani @chiragramaani]

@qdoug @PSPDFKit Congratulations!