Ryan Ashcraft

Two weeks ago I started prototyping an iOS 26 "Liquid Glass" redesign concept for Foodnoms in almost all SwiftUI.

I've been continuously iterating on it, and it's already come a long way. Several UX wins and a few delightful touches. I think I may very well end up shipping this in the Fall 😱

I guess that is a way to achieve what I want, just have to undo the actual margins aspect back to the default. Yay SwiftUI.

Mine is getting clipped to the default radius no matter what (unless I make the radius larger than default). I’m wondering if there’s a trick to disabling the section corners or specify custom ones.

How are you getting it so the cards in the horizontally scrolled container aren't using the new larger Section corner radius?

Interview: Craig Federighi Opens Up About iPadOS, Its Multitasking Journey, and the iPad’s Essence It’s a cool, sunny morning at Apple Park as I’m walking my way along the iconic glass ring to meet with Apple’s SVP of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi, for a conversation about the iPad. It’s th...

Last week, I sat down with Craig Federighi for 30 minutes to talk about the iPad.

We covered a lot: the iPad's multitasking journey, being inspired by macOS, iPad criticisms over the years and…the essence of the iPad in 2025.

I'm proud of this one.

My story: www.macstories.net/stories/inte...

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In iOS and macOS 26, we can now set the default accessibility focus on SwiftUI views 🎉

#WWDC25

Great meeting you in person!

Does look nice! I agree!

It was a bug at the core of the iOS app, impacting all kinds of syncing: iCloud, Foodnoms Cloud, and HealthKit.

A background cleanup task deletes old data, and in these situations it can lead to an important counter getting messed up, causing future data to not be processed.

I use SF symbols elsewhere, but they don't have many food/drink icons. This is a different icon set.

Right? They can edit the recording if needed. They are too afraid of having things live for posterity.

Sad! I couldn’t attend. What were some of the biggest insights?

Working on my first experiment with AFM: picking an initial icon when saving a food, recipe or meal as a favorite. Works quite well!

Curious to hear your findings!

How I Use Claude Code One month ago, I subscribed to Claude Max. I've been using AI agents including Claude Code for some time prior, but with the flat pricing, my…

This post is a MUST READ if you use Claude Code. spiess.dev/blog/how-i-u...

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Day 0 thoughts:
1. I really like the new look!
2. iOS 26 beta is rough (to be expected).
3. Excited to take the on-device foundation model APIs for a spin.
4. There are some other APIs, e.g. RecognizeDocumentsRequest, that look quite promising!
5. I have a lot of work to do.
6. I am excited.

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Lovely

Yay! Congrats Mikaela!

This is so f'd up

wow…

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This update introduces Foodnoms Cloud: a new alternative to iCloud for syncing across devices. iCloud still remains fully supported, but this is great if you cannot use iCloud or storage is tight.

Learn more: foodnoms.com/blog/foodnom...

Three iPhone screens showing new Foodnoms features. Left screen shows customizable nutrient summaries with selected nutrients like calories, carbs, fat, and protein. Center screen displays a detailed nutrition label layout, mimicking standard food packaging. Right screen shows active energy scaling settings, with options to adjust how much Apple Health active energy is used. Bold headings above each phone read: “Custom nutrient summaries”, “Nutrition label layout”, and “Scale active energy”.

🚀 Foodnoms 2025.10 is here with some long-requested features!

⚙️ Customizable Nutrient Summaries: choose which nutrients appear in food and meal previews
📋 Nutrition Label Layout: a simpler, more-convenient layout for nutrition info
🎚️ Active Energy Scaling: scale active energy data from Apple Health

This is timely. I have been starting to reconsider the ROI of these tools recently.

I'm just using Cursor right now. Can you share how you're deciding when to use each of these? What am I missing out on by not using Claude Code?

I can say this is the case with @foodnoms.com (macros/nutrition tracker).