There's no better way to build empathy with building for Apple platforms than having to go through the App Store review 😂 But, finally, Tuist is available on the App Store. If you wanna see it in action, I recorded a quick video showcasing its main features: videos.tuist.dev/w/dYZAKZqx75...

We believe being open ultimately leads to better software. While some companies might still lean to keeping their code proprietary and closed-source, for us, open source is in our DNA.

Sign in with Apple is not supported for macOS apps distributed outside of the Mac App Store – even if the Apple Developer Account could lead you to believe it does. marekfort.me/blog/sign-in...

I'm having a lot of fun working on the Tuist iOS app – you'll soon be able to see your latest Tuist previews and download them directly from the app.

You'd think that any PNG file would actually align with the PNG standard. But no, a long time ago, Apple decided they would hijack the PNG file and make it "iPhone-optimized": and, for example, flip red and blue pixels: marekfort.me/blog/iphone-...

Do you know that when you go to tuist.dev, there is *no* cookie popup? These cookie popups are a *choice*. Businesses don't have to have these - unless they want to track you across sessions.

We've made some improvements to previews, like better grouping and optimized downloads 👉 community.tuist.dev/t/preview-gr... If you haven't taken Tuist Previews for a spin, this might be a good time as any 😉

There was a long-running bug in Xcode when lldb would often just outright not work due to "type for self cannot be reconstructed". Love to see that beta of Xcode 26 seems to fix that: github.com/tuist/tuist/... Whoever worked on that, thanks 💜

New @tuist.dev stickers 😍 who wants some?

We tried to embrace web standards as much as we could with this new design system library we built for #Elixir. Hope you'll like it!

Nobody likes reading and dealing with pbxproj files. Not even AI agents, as @steipete.me has figured out 😉 "Using Tuist for project generation also helped since agents struggle with Xcode’s complex .pbxproj files."

We're really excited about this one. For a long time, it has been way too difficult for organizations to measure and optimize their build times. And Tuist Build Insights is now filling this gap 🎉 To see it in action, we recorded a video to showcase the feature: videos.tuist.dev/w/fABmyCEkN7...

And Noora, the CLI design system library that we've developed for @tuist.dev is mentioned there - if you want to build beautiful CLIs in Swift, you know what to use 😎 github.com/tuist/noora

This is super cool! Bidirectional distributed actors for Swift and Erlang/Elixir

light + tilt #SwiftUI + Metal

"Request a demo" feels like such a broken pattern. Let me see the actual product without signing up or starting a trial. That's why we've made our Tuist dashboard public, so it's accessible by everybody, immediately.

never change apple notification summaries

"Cheating" latency by preloading pages that users hover over for longer than 65 ms is a pretty smart way to make loads _feel_ instant without being too wasteful: instant.page

I feel really good about the foundations we're building - as the codebase grows, it feels *easier* to implement new features, not harder.

Ran into this neat tool for re-signing '.ipa' archives on macOS, Linux or Windows: github.com/zhlynn/zsign

Tuist Bundle Analysis is here 🎉 This is our first step into not just helping you maintain productive developer environments, but also to improve the quality of the app itself. Want to see it in action? I recorded a quick video showcasing this new feature 👀 👉 videos.tuist.dev/w/49198B2y42...

wooahh Figma's new Sites thing produces no semantic HTML at all. Every single element is a div. Incredibly inaccessible Example: plugin-value-scrum.figma.site

@tuist.dev I've introduced (local) Dependency Caching on the Just Eat Takeaway iOS codebase and it's amazing 🤩 Build times are down by 70+% and overall time in integration pipelines drastically improved!

Storybook 9 is now in beta! It’s ready for you to try today. Let’s see what’s inside…

Don't fall into the trap of CI apathy - flaky builds that take over 20 minutes are not okay, whatever organisation you're in. buildkite.com/resources/bl...

Tuist now has a very strong, well-crafted backend and frontend foundation that we can quickly build amazing features upon. We've put a lot of effort into making this one happen and we believe it shows.

This is always one of the most satisfying parts of finishing a larger migration/redesign 🔥

What's the deal with large native apps having a multirepo setup? I was not aware this setup was so common and everytime I hear about it, it's connected to some pain maintaining this setup while bringing only dubious benefits compared to a monorepo. Am I missing something?

Shaping the principles, values, and the culture of a new company, albeit challenging, is also a rewarding and interesting challenge. One of our principles is being extremely open - we make public the vast majority of our decision-making and we bet on standards and open web, like bsky or Peertube.

While Swift concurrency has often been a source of confusion for mobile developers, dependency injection with a Task.local, such as by using Pointfree's library or Apple's swift-service-context, is a huge ergonomic win.

It's always fun to chat about @tuist.dev. Thanks @natanrolnik.bsky.social for inviting us 😌

👀 ListFormatter and the formatted method on Sequences are such forgotten APIs that are incredibly useful! 💪 You can combine sequences into localized and natural strings with a single method and no custom (fragile 😅) logic.

We're moving ahead with the @tuist.dev dashboard redesign and it's great to start seeing it come to life. The new dashboard will form an amazing foundation for new features that we have planned later in the year.

The @arcticconference.bsky.social delivers 😍

Had a blast giving a workshop yesterday about @tuist.dev at the @arcticconference.bsky.social 😌 If you're interested in trying the workshop yourself, you'll find the workshop at: github.com/tuist/arctic...

Scaling codebases is our bread and butter at @tuist.dev, so it's great to see Ben Scheirman kicking the @arcticconference.bsky.social with tips and tricks how to scale a codebase at a company as large as Nike 💜

🐦‍🔥 tapbots.com/phoenix/

TIL: Buck has documentation for the underlying pbxproj types, such as "PBXBuildFile". Somebody had to do it when Apple won't 😅 buck.build/javadoc/com/...

ARCtic Conference is almost sold out! 🎟️🔥 A few tickets are still up for grabs—don’t miss your chance to join us in Oulu, Finland, from March 11-13. Secure your spot now! 👉 arcticonference.com

One of my favorite apps nowadays is Proposal Monitor - it really helps me stay on top of Swift Evolution proposals. A great example of a single-purpose tool that does its job really well. 10/10, no notes. 👏 #swiftlang apps.apple.com/app/id644944...

Does adding "tuist" to "xcodebuild" to dramatically improve the time it takes to run your tests by running them selectively based on your changes sound too good to be true? Well, that's exactly what we've done. Don't believe me? Check out this demo: videos.tuist.dev/w/k7u79ooo2m...

The Swift Devroom at FOSDEM 2025 was a huge success! You can check out all the Swift-related videos at swiftlang.github.io/event-fosdem/ 🏎️ #swiftlang Many thanks to @kto.so @parisinbmore.bsky.social and many others for making it happen (please tag them below) 👏

I wasn't happy with pre-commit or lefthook so I wrote my own called `hk`: github.com/jdx/hk

We're crafting a top-tier productivity platform tailored for teams using Xcode, with plans to expand to Android, Flutter, and React Native. As part of this mission, we're transforming our dashboard to align perfectly with our vision. What do you think about our upcoming design?

Our Swift Server Ecosystem team is looking for an Engineering Manager: jobs.apple.com/en-us/detail... Come help us grow our new team and take Swift Server to the next level! 🏎️ #swiftlang

We keep repeating ourselves, but yes, open source is amazing. Andy has appeared "out of nowhere" and taken the initiative to ship such a foundational piece that will both benefit Tuist and will become a new commodity in the space, unlocking completely new use cases.

👀 Swift on Android Community Workgroup forums.swift.org/t/swift-on-a...

Speaking of DocC, check out our new blog post for how to publish Swift DocC documentation to Cloudflare Pages - including a new feature for combined documentation, a great improvement for packages with multiple products, which I'm really excited about!

One thing that DocC is still subpar at is search. For example, if I search for "@Suite" in the Swift Testing documentation, I get no results. Instead, to get the page I want, I need to search for "macro Suite", which is quite counterintuitive.

I don't know who needs to hear this but if you need to parse mach-o files either on macOS or Linux, this package has you covered: github.com/p-x9/MachOKit It's always nice to find a well-maintained Swift library for low-level use cases like this 💜 Thanks @p-x9.bsky.social!