bpisano

I never found a Swift network lib that’s both simple and scalable.
URLSession is too low-level. Macro-based libs are clever but rigid. Others doesn’t scale.

So I built NetworkKit a declarative, flexible, open-source package.

📝 Blog: snopia.net/en/blog/just...
🖥️ Repo: github.com/bpisano/netw...

Loading, success, error: the same async dance over and over in SwiftUI. I took a closer look at the problem and explored a reusable pattern to simplify it. Modern Swift syntax, less boilerplate, and more clarity.
📝 Blog post: snopia.net/en/blog/data...

Did you manage to get your app to work in the mail app composer? Since it's a WebView with a StaticText inside, the content doesn't seem editable 🤔

Pretty happy with the UI of Storma 2. I wanted something fun and playful. I think the color variety makes it work! Any feedback?

A screenshot about the verbose state machine implementation.

A screenshot about the new state machine implementation, looking like a SwiftUI style API.

I've been thinking recently about how to improve my state machine component. I was inspired by SwiftUI to create a more simple and elegant API, while being less prone to human error!

📖 Blog post: snopia.net/en/blog/crea...
🖥️ Source code: github.com/bpisano/Stat...

A comparison between the push transition and the replace transition. In the replace transition, the presenting view goes in front of the disappearing view.

Really nice! I'm not really into the push transition. It reminds me of the pre-iOS 7 push. It feels like the horizontal traveling distance is very high. I was wondering if making the disappearing view go slower would feel a bit more iOS. Hope my image will be self-explanatory 😄

As always, excellent work. Your icons are always inspiring!

The third is an implementation of the Quadtree algorithm. I know there is already existing implementations in Swift. But I wanted a modern generic Swift syntax that works perfectly with Swift 6.

The second is NavigationCard that presents views in a stack on iPad and sheet on iPhone with no extra code. It's made using the same syntax as NavigationStack.

The first one is Sticker that allows you to add an holographic effect to any SwiftUI view in just one line of code. I already talked about it in a previous blog post and it's already open source. Don't hesitate to give it a try! github.com/bpisano/Stic...

Open sourcing Storma 2.0 I’ve started developing [Storma](https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/storma/id6471424410) 2.0, and my to-do list is packed! Here are some of the features I’m hoping to deliver: - A better iPad experience.....

I've started the development of Storma 2.0 and I'll make its core components open source. I explain everything on my latest blog post : snopia.net/en/blog/open...

I can look at this for hours. Nice use of sticker motion effect 👌

I came across @bpisano.bsky.social’s Sticker library a while back, and I knew I had to use it at some point. Here’s a sneak peek of what I’m working on

It's also the perfect moment to tell you that my website and blog are now fully available in english! I'm writing about design, Swift and the behind the scenes of the app making process.

I've been trying lately to give a bit of volume to my UI elements. So I wrote a small article explaining the design process behind this and how to achieve it using SwiftUI.

snopia.net/en/blog/inte...

#swift #swiftui #ui #design #buildinpublic

Nice to see it implemented in your app!

This holographic effect is 👨🏼‍🍳😘

Check out the library, Sticker - github.com/bpisano/Stic... developed by @bpisano.bsky.social

App is built in SwiftUI and TCA by @pointfree.co.

#swiftlang #magicthegathering

A Pokémon card effect made with Metal shaders in Swift.

GitHub repo : github.com/bpisano/Stic...
Blog article (fr) : snopia.net/articles/rec...

#swiftui #swift #shader