This made my day! A large organization that's adopting @tuistdev got their PR turaround time from 30m to 9m and impressive efficiency numbers in test selection and binary caching. In a world of agentic coding, you don't want CI to be your bottleneck docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/f...

We are marrying your Xcode build insights in @tuistdev with your CI environments, so you can navigate to the build from where the report was originated. It'll work automatically with GitHub, GitLab, Bitrise, CircleCI, Buildkite & Codemagic github.com/tuist/tuist...

Building the revamped Tuist website highlighted just how much impact a small team can have. This success is due to an incredible team and smart technical choices like embracing a design system, opting for Elixir, and utilizing a monorepo setup.

Why iOS Teams Are Flying Blind (And How to Fix It) pepicrft.me/why-ios-team...

Tuist is crafted to maximize efficiency with minimal effort, and Noora's design system is crucial to this goal. While using it to develop our new marketing page recently, I was reminded of the incredible work made by @asmitbm and @cschmatzler.

While I enjoy the concept of agentic coding, I'm not keen on the inauthentic design it produces. This has made me value the genuine work @asmitbm is doing for Tuist even more.

It's becoming more and more clear that the two next areas of focus for Tuist should be Swift CAS and test infrastructure: - Performance and flakiness insights - Dynamic sharding across environments - Snapshot testing tooling and infra These are common needs across large ogs

TIL about container style queries and the role they can play to simulate media queries with variables: piccalil.li/blog/a-work...

Making progress on the new Tuist's about page :)

Marking headers in buildable folders as public or private (they default to project) is coming to Tuist generated projects. github.com/tuist/tuist...

You can now exclude files from buildable folders and set compiler flags. Buildable folders are supported by our selective testing and binary caching, ensuring your builds and test runs remain lightning fast. community.tuist.dev/t/tuist-4-7...

Anyone else running into iOS tests not starting with Xcode 26?

It's crazy seeing some @tuistdev turning on average 86% of their graph into binaries. Their savings in CI and developers' time are unmeasurable.

I've got Xcode's build data output in a .sqlite database which LLMs can query to understand what happened in the build. The future of not wasting tokens using "xcodebuild"'s raw output is bright #Xcode

Managed to proxy Xcode <> XCBBuildService calls through the Tuist executable, which we can leverage to: - Build a query interface for LLMs (vs parsing xcodebuild logs) - Show builds live in the dashboard - Parse the rawest data format (vs result bundles or activity logs)

Exceptions are coming to buildable folders' support in Tuist generated Xcode projects. In the initial version you can use them to exclude files and and set compiler flags github.com/tuist/Xcode...

Standards Over Lock-in: Why We're Building Tuist Differently pepicrft.me/standards-o...

Apple, you there? What would you think of adding telemetry to your new *unified* build system? github.com/swiftlang/s...

Opening an Xcode project with all the Swift packages turned into pre-compiled binaries on the fly is such a productivity booster. It also makes some Xcode features more reliable because the graph is easier to reconcile for Xcode

The False Choice Between Enterprise Sales and Great Products pepicrft.me/the-false-c...

There are LLM agents to write your code, agents to review changes, and agents to monitor app errors. Now, we are introducing the first agent that can test your iOS app end-to-end. videos.tuist.dev/w/7g4HTjWxL... Shoot me a DM if you want to give it a shot

Xcode teams often optimize blindly:collecting build data is just too complex With Tuist? One scheme post-action. That's it. Here's how I added build insights to the Mastodon app in minutes: videos.tuist.dev/w/mWM5SfMEwM... #Swift #Mastodon #Xcode

Let's try again with OBS settings more better optimized for my laptop videos.tuist.dev/w/nMQjwinaZH...

And we are live videos.tuist.dev/w/ob2KTSiDAv...

Does anyone know good lawyers specialized in medical malpractice in Germany?

Listen to your pools pepicrft.me/listen-to-yo...

We're offering early access to Tuist QA. If you're keen on integrating it into your iOS projects—whether they're in Swift, React Native, or Flutter—send me a direct message, and we'll arrange the setup for you. tuist.dev/qa

Something not great and I guess great of serverless is that it masks memory leaks and infinite loops, which can easily pile up in your code base without you noticing

This might sound controversial, but using Swift extensions just as a grouping mechanism is making things unnecessarily complex for the compiler.

This JS runtime looks very promissing. With GPU-accelerated graphics built in, can it be an alternative to Tauri or Electron for building apps for desktop? tryandromeda.dev

Am I the only one that feels that macOS is sluggish after updating to Tahoe?

We are seeking individuals to test our Tuist QA feature, designed to decrease the expenses associated with acceptance and QA testing through the use of LLMs. It is compatible with iOS applications, irrespective of whether they are built using Swift, React Native, or Flutter. Join: tuist.dev/qa

Noora for Phoenix apps keeps getting better and better. You can make your #Elixir apps look great with a design system that builds on LiveView and vanilla CSS github.com/tuist/Noora/...

We are rolling out Tuist QA to the first users. You can save all the cost of developing, maintaining, and running expensive automated e2e tests with our new feature You can sign up for the beta testing here tuist.dev/qa

I find it crazy that Apple hasn't prioritized making Swift DocC-generated websites pre-rendered. JavaScript shouldn't be necessary to load a documentation site.

Let's see how this Tahoe things goes.

Why aren’t cookie banners named consent banners? 🤨

The depth at which Bun has gone to speed up installation of dependencies is astounding. From optimizing system calls with Zig, to optimize internal data structures to speed up looking up information: bun.com/blog/behind-...

Agents can push the cost of e2e estés significantly, and that’s why we are building ⁦‪Tuist‬⁩ QA: “The AI UI testing agent is already replacing 20% of our test work and we’re looking to increase that to 45% over the course of the next releases.“ newstoretech.substack.com/p/testing-ou...

Wanna see Tuist QA action? Check out at this demo run by @marekfort.bsky.social videos.tuist.dev/w/dmYbGb7xbY...

Finally did something obvious: added a 'Talk to founders' button to tuist.dev Our users love discussing their iOS workflows directly with us. Should've done this ages ago!

Join us today to explore what our team has recently achieved and what we're planning next luma.com/yl8gh49k

It turns out none of the recommendations in Germany were right and would have led me to lifelong disability in my nerves and also my knee. pepicrft.me/blog/2025/09...

A memory leak in the Tuist server drove me crazy for weeks but I might have gotten the solution. github.com/tuist/tuist/...

"Think of our dashboard as simple analytics, and the Grafana version as an advanced and more flexible version of it. " pepicrft.me/blog/2025/08...

Noora 0.48.0 includes a multi-selection prompt for your Swift CLIs :) github.com/tuist/Noora/...

Our agentic QA prototype for Apple apps is ready for real-world testing. We're looking for teams to try it out on their production apps and help shape its development. If you're interested in early access and want to streamline your QA process, send me a DM—I'd love to get your app set up.

Support for buildable folders landed in Tuist 4.62.0. Your agents won't have to regenerate Xcode projects on file changes, and potential inconsistencies between defined and generated projects are gone. #Swift #Xcode community.tuist.dev/t/support-fo...

I think I’m going to switch to Fastmail or iCloud. Tuta Nota’s search capabilities make it impossible to find an email.

“We represented something valuable despite our modest scale: an authentic community, a trusted name, roots that had grown slowly but strong.” pepicrft.me/blog/2025/08...