In my experience, supporting older versions of macOS is not very convenient. One thing is deployment target, ensuring the app looks and works how it’s supposed to on older oses while adopting ui changes from new oses is completely different thing.
This Link and .widgetAccentedRenderingMode(.desaturated) bug in WidgetKit drives me bananas. What's worse is that the suggested workaround no longer work in iOS 26 🙈
Anyone knows how to fix it? developer.apple.com/forums/threa...
finally someone’s paying attention! ⛰️🌲
I guess I’ll stay on Sierra a bit longer
”What has surprised me with macOS 26.1 is the sudden rush of new bugs in an update that's normally expected to fix more than it creates. To consider what might have gone wrong, here's an overview of those I've been investigating so far.”
Why this matters: if you add a key command (like CMD+F) to search, it stops working when you have not enough space in the navigation bar.
This works though when navigation bar has enough space to display the full search bar:
SwiftUI: Search cannot be activated programatically when using .searchable on iOS
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Just grabbed my ticket for #PragmaConf. See you in a few weeks in Italy! 🇮🇹
If you’re going too, let’s meet up.
I know some people say blogging is dead but what's the best platform to start a coding-related blog in 2025? Substack? Medium? I don't want to self-host just yet.
Don't create Bindings manually in SwiftUI, using get/set closures. SwiftUI can't diff closures and it will invalidate all view down the line where the Binding is passed. chris.eidhof.nl/post/binding...
Apple has a unique opportunity to end the naming mess and introduce iPhone 26 next week. Together with Apple Watch Ultra 26 and AirPods 26 🙃
I miss it too. Especially the build times!
That looks useful!
Legendary use case for Claude Code I’ve just heard:
“It managed to uninstall all Adobe products from my Mac by telling Claude Code to do this. Toon a bunch of tokens but was worth it.”
(Iykyk)
Caude Code
Do you find it useful? Got any feedback, wishing for more features? Let me know!
Want to join my TestFlight beta? Hit me up!
In one evening during vacation, I vibe coded an app. It lets you quickly expand links & grab website medatada, like text or images.
Useful for getting map previews or posts. There might be an app/shortcut for that, but I don't care. Creating this was so much fun!
Great! Then the documentation is outdated.
Does it work on iOS 26 now? The docs says “On all other platforms (but macOS), this value is always true.”
Copenhagen, I’m in you for a week! Any tips what to do/eat/drink and where to hang out (with kids)?
I desperately need a better way how to switch between different apps and especially different windows of the same app. I want to just hit a keyboard shortcut, fuzzy search for windows/tabs by title and then see the hits.
There must be an app for that, right?
I've been using Git since it was invented and "yours" and "theirs" might as well be "hnunch" and "grwinf" for all they make sense to me as names for "the branch I'm rebasing main" and "the I'm rebasing *onto*". I have to look at the contents every. single. time. to figure out which one means which.
Lol. Good to have it officially documented and not having to figure out on our own 🙃
The bad thing about iPad Pro no one talks about is that you can never go back to a regular iPad. I had to return an iPad Air that I bought last week because of the display. I couldn’t stand looking at it. And bought the Pro instead. 120Hz all the things!
MindNode started as a simple way to connect ideas — now it helps thousands map out anything from simple to-do lists to big dreams.
Still clean. Still focused. Still growing. 💙
What was your first version?
Has anyone played with PaperKit? Looks interesting but I can't get it working - it's crashing in the simulator and I can't get the PKToolPicker show up on the device. developer.apple.com/videos/play/... #wwdc25
I thought this might be an unpleasant issue that limits the keyboard usability in the upcoming iPadOS release because of the windowing changes it seems to be fixed there.
