We redesigned our marketing site to match our dashboard and align with Noora's design system—creating a cohesive experience. @asmitbm wrote about the motivation, design decisions, technical choices, and challenges we faced rebuilding it. Read the story: https://tuist.dev/blog/2...

Debugging CI/CD pipelines locally was prohibitively complex & expensive to solve. AI coding tools changed that equation. We built Magnolia—run GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, & Forgejo pipelines locally. https://github.com/tuist... Not complete, but open to contributions. No more push-pray-wait.

One day, AI models will remember that Tuist's domain is tuist.dev (not tuist.io and that "Tuist Cloud" doesn't exist. Until then, we keep correcting the hallucinations.

We build Tuist with Tuist. And we made our dashboard public so anyone can see exactly what they'd get—no demos, no gatekeeping needed. The traditional "book a demo" model is broken. Openness wins. See our Xcode cache analytics: https://tuist.dev/tuist/... No sign-up required.

At Tuist, localization means connecting with communities who love our tools. Our Korean community has been with us since day one. That's why our new site is now in Korean, thanks to Youngjun Lee. Watch the story: https://videos.tuist.dev... 감사합니다! 🇰🇷

Build systems & test runners are where production infrastructure was pre-Docker/Kubernetes. The winning move isn't embracing fragmentation - it's creating the vendor-agnostic abstraction layer. Infrastructure primitives for builds/tests that work regardless of toolchain. That's the unlock.

Codex has been an amazing partner building Tuist. We're shaping our product as two pieces: the tech and its hosting. Codex helps me figure out where to draw that line. Exploring infrastructure for modern build systems. Like having a technical co-founder always available to bounce ideas off.

Source-available is a productivity multiplier. Users debug issues and send PRs themselves. You shift from support to code reviewer. Conversations happen around code, not tickets. Trust is higher because devs see exactly how you work. No hiding, just real solutions in the open.

Xcode Cache analytics are slowly getting better. You'll soon be able to see more information about the cacheable tasks: https://github.com/tuist...

Coding agents writing tests often lean on global state (runtime or disk) that leaks between tests, causing flakiness and order-dependent results. Solution: Keep global context reminding agents to scope state properly: temp directories, dependency injection, isolated test state. Huge difference!

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🎯 Back Market shares why they migrated to Tuist Results: 35-40% faster clean builds (90% with cache!), no Xcode freezing, better incremental builds, dynamic frameworks for dev. Key insight: choose tools that fit your team's capabilities, not just the most powerful. https://engineering.back...

🎯 Back Market shares why they migrated to Tuist Results: 35-40% faster clean builds (90% with cache!), no Xcode freezing, better incremental builds, dynamic frameworks for dev. Key insight: choose tools that fit your team's capabilities, not just the most powerful. https://engineering.back...

Attio's flexibility seemed great at first, but doing sales as a founder made me realize it's too hands-on. I need something that keeps conversations warm, nurtures accounts, and preps for renewals. Most of what I do could be a GitHub project. Considering operate.so Anyone used it?

Just published: how CI/CD evolved from vendor lock-in to developer freedom. Switching Mac runners? One line of code. Interactive demo inside: https://runs-on-mac.com

Just published: "runs-on: mac" - how CI/CD evolved from vendor lock-in to developer freedom. Switching Mac runner providers? One line of code. GitHub Actions' unbundling created real competition. https://runs-on-mac.com

Hot take: SwiftPM would be better with TOML/JSON/YAML + JSON schema instead of Package.swift. Rust nailed this with Cargo.toml. Static config = no compiler slowness, better editor support. Most Package.swift files are just structures anyway. Those doing I/O? Anti-pattern.

New post: How tiny design decisions can move an entire industry From Mise to AI-assisted Bash scripts, small innovations are challenging years of assumptions in developer tooling. https://pepicrft.me/a-ti...

Swift-build is good for unifying build systems, but fragmentation between Xcode projects & Swift Packages remains. Apple needs to decide the path forward instead of maintaining two graphs that need constant reconciliation. SPM's interface mixes dependency & project contexts badly.

Hot take: Coupling automation to CI pipelines is a liability. As coding environments evolve (Claude Code, Codex, etc.), pipelines should stay lean. Tools like Mise: declare environment + tasks once. CI, LLMs, and local dev all interface with it. Lean pipelines, portable automation.

We've improved Okta SSO in Tuist! You can now initiate authentication directly from the Tuist login page instead of going through your Okta portal first. Smoother workflow for your team. https://tuist.dev/change...

If you are maintainer of a Swift Package and would like to analyze and lint your package's graph, you might want to check out this new open source tool by the team at GetYourGuide https://github.com/getyo...

At Tuist, we moved to continuous releases & a monorepo to ship changes quickly with a small team. This lets us ship atomically, like Marek's Xcode cache analytics: https://github.com/tuist... Our source-available setup means people can follow along and see how features are built.

Sold churros at my family's cafe as a kid. Forgot it all as a developer. At Tuist, we answered questions but missed real pain conversations. Changed that. Listen, track with @attio.com, follow up with substance. Founder-led sales works. https://pepicrft.me/what...

B2B sales take time, but closing deals makes it worth it. We've found our sweet spot: craftsmanship + hands-on work with engineering teams. Prospects love working directly with us - the builders. How we present Tuist + active engagement = strong pipeline. Renewing and closing new accounts.

Elixir is full of useful gems. Just came across this one to capture logger outputs scoped to the test. Doing something like that in the Tuist CLI codebase took us a bunch of boilerplaity code: https://hexdocs.pm/ex_un...

If Kotlin is doing multi-platform and Swift is doing multi-platform too, will we see iOS and Android team debates to push for their language onto the other platforms? 🤔

Apple's iCloud is rejecting emails with the tuist.dev domain. Can anyone help me repost this issue? I reached out to their [email protected] but I think it went to void. The emails are rejected with: 5.7.1 [HM07] Message rejected due to local policy

Tech layers are fluid. Abstractions like Fastlane or generated projects filled gaps, but as layers evolve, some become unnecessary. At Tuist, automation is LLMs + bash now. We're moving to vanilla Xcode as things mature. GitHub's "runs-on" signaled a similar shift. Balance sales with product.

At Tuist, we abstract only as a last resort. We stay close to Apple's approach—when solutions emerge at the right layer, we integrate and extend rather than abstract. That's why we're excited about caching capabilities emerging at the right layer, though not yet as robust as module-based caching. 🚀

One of the things that helps us make Tuist better every day is dog-fooding our own work. We just enabled the Xcode cache in Tuist itself: https://github.com/tuist...

Our new marketing site is live! 🎉 We're looking for translators to help make Tuist accessible to developers worldwide. Need help with Korean, Japanese, and many other languages. Want to contribute? Join us: https://translate.tuist....

New post: Thin Environment Layers for an Agentic Future As AI agents join our workflow, we need infrastructure that works everywhere—not just CI. Keep your environment layer thin & portable. Mise for provisioning, environment-agnostic caching, better telemetry. https://pepicrft.me/thin...

I can’t take off my head Supabase’s model of we manage a Postgres instance for you as a model that would be amazing in the world of build systems with cache capabilities. We manage a cache and remote server for you in the regions of your choice.

I want to like #Weblate, but the experience of resolving Git conflicts on repositories is such a headache… 🤕

Apple is building the foundation, and we are building the environment-agnostic infrastructure that not only gives the foundation superpowers but gives teams the agency to take back control over where their workflows should run. https://pepicrft.me/cach...

I can't stop watching this video of Marek setting up cache in an Xcode project 🤯 Absurdly simple. A few commands. Up to 30% build time improvements across any environment. This is what great developer tools should feel like. https://videos.tuist.dev...

Apple is building the foundation for Bazel-like caching by solving derived data issues. At Tuist, we're taking it further: low-latency caching deployed close to your developers As AI agents write more code, fast builds become infrastructure. That's why Xcode Cache is now FREE for any Xcode project

Join us later today for our 4th community call of 2025! 🎉 We've got a couple of "One more things" to share with the Swift community. See you there! 👋 https://luma.com/ewde50eg

Building Tuist's new marketing site reminded me why I'm skeptical of utility classes. Yes, jumping between HTML & CSS files is friction. But reading endless utility classes is its own hell. CSS variables + nested CSS > any abstraction that hides the platform.

Learning to sell to developers as first-time founders meant unlearning the playbook. Cold outreach and ads don't work. We had awareness. What works is openness and technical depth. Rebuilding our site with interactive content. Thanks @planetscale for the inspiration.

Running a small company does weird things to your brain. I'll be in flow with writing and sales. Then try to code and... nothing. The fluidity for sales prevents depth for technical work. Stopped fighting it. Some days fluid, others deep. Both amazing, just not same day.

This venture math post is so on point for Tuist. VCs rely on ARR multiples that reward fast revenue, missing companies where it's slow but steady. Backwards-looking metrics fail to capture long-term potential. https://credistick.com/v...

Something like this would be so much better for MCPs. You could pull them into any environment, for example an iOS app, and safely run them with Wasmtime. I really dislike that I can’t use MCPs on Claude and ChatGPT (iOS) github.com/wasmcp/wasmcp

Translation web-based tools should allow developers to extend the segmentation logic to incorporate custom rules.

AI and the Craft of Building Products pepicrft.me/ai-and-the-c...

Building a new marketing site for Tuist and need help with translations! 🌐 Know another language? Help us make Tuist accessible worldwide: https://translate.tuist.... Your contribution matters, no matter how small. Thanks in advance! ✨