#SwiftUI development
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TerminalWidget: Bring Script Output to Your macOS/iOS Desktop Widgets
TerminalWidget is a desktop widget app for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS that displays command-line script output, progress bars, sparklines, and images directly on your desktop. One-time purchase.
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Nommer.ai: Turning Recipes into 2-Player Cooperative Cooking Mode
Nommer.ai is an iOS recipe app that intelligently splits any recipe into 2-player cooperative mode, enabling two cooks to work in parallel and complete dishes together with seamless coordination.
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Docktor: Turn the Empty Space on Both Sides of Your Mac Dock into Useful Widgets
Docktor is a Mac productivity tool that transforms the idle space on both sides of your Dock into useful widgets for music, calendar, weather, and more, plus adds Dock window hover previews.
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Docktor: Turning the Empty Space on Both Sides of Your Mac Dock into Useful Widgets
Docktor is a Mac productivity tool that transforms the idle space on both sides of the Dock into useful widgets for music, calendar, weather, and more, plus adds Dock window hover previews.
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Jellybox v2.0: Open-Source Jellyfin Music Client Officially Lands on Google Play
Jellybox v2.0 launches on Google Play as a public beta, offering Jellyfin users a professional native music experience with lyrics, offline playback, multi-library support, and more—completely free and open source.
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Yap: A 4MB Open-Source Voice Input Tool That Runs Entirely Locally with Zero Privacy Risk
Yap is a 4MB open-source Mac voice input tool that runs entirely locally using native macOS speech APIs. No internet needed, built with 3000 lines of Swift, MIT licensed and free.
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Yap: A 4MB Open-Source Voice Input Tool That Runs Entirely Locally with Zero Privacy Risk
Yap is a 4MB open-source Mac voice input tool that runs entirely locally using native macOS speech APIs. Zero cloud dependency, MIT licensed, built with 3,000 lines of Swift code.
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JusTTY: A Deep Dive into the Minimalist Native macOS Terminal Built on libghostty
JusTTY is a minimalist native macOS terminal built on libghostty and Swift, focused on being lightweight, fast, and ready to use. A deep dive into its architecture and place in the terminal ecosystem.
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ShellMate: Free Native SSH Client with Integrated SFTP, AI Assistance, and Team Collaboration
ShellMate is a native cross-platform SSH client with tabs, split panes, built-in SFTP, code snippets, session sharing, and AI assistance. Free forever for individuals, it delivers a modern server management experience for developers and ops teams.
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Islet: A Native Tool That Brings iPhone's Dynamic Island to Your Mac's Notch
Islet is a native Swift Mac tool that brings iPhone's Dynamic Island to MacBook's notch, featuring spring animations, volume HUD, media controls, audio output switching, calendar, weather, and file tray.
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HealthyNotch: A Minimalist Health Reminder Tool Hidden in Your Mac's Notch
HealthyNotch cleverly uses MacBook's notch area for minimalist health reminders—water, breaks, and movement prompts. One-time payment, no subscription, built for digital workers.
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HealthyNotch: A Minimalist Health Reminder Tool Hidden in Your Mac's Notch
HealthyNotch cleverly uses the MacBook notch area for minimalist health reminders—hydration, breaks, and movement alerts. One-time purchase, no subscription, designed for digital workers.
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AI Coding Tools in Practice: Which Ones Actually Stuck with the Team?
A 12-person product team shares real-world experiences with Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, and CodeRabbit—exploring efficiency plateaus, scenario matching, and selection criteria for AI coding tools that actually stick.
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Burning $200K Testing GPT-5.6: Where Are the Real Limits of Agent Capability?
A developer got early access to GPT-5.6 and ran extreme tests over 1.5 months across 67 projects, burning ~$200K in inference. Here's how it performed on code refactoring, React Native rewrites, GRUB boot repair, and more.
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In-Depth Testing of GPT-5.6's Three Models: A Full Analysis of Soul/Terra/Luna Capabilities and Experience
GPT-5.6 launched three models at once—Soul, Terra, and Luna. Flagship Soul dazzled with a Vision Pro drum kit and reviving an old tablet, but the new Work app's frequent errors and export failures dragged down the experience.
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GPT-5.6 In-Depth Field Test: A Real-World Log After Burning Through $200K
A developer stress-tested GPT-5.6 for six weeks across 67 projects, burning $180K-$240K in inference. Real cases of task persistence, Rust rewrites, autonomous browser control — plus honest frontend and 3D shortfalls.
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Davit: A Native GUI Management Tool Built Specifically for Apple Containers
Davit is an open-source native macOS UI tool built for Apple Containers, offering graphical container status management, image viewing, and log monitoring.
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Building a Coding Agent with LLM: A De…
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Building a Coding Agent with LLM: A Deep Dive into Simon Willison's llm-coding-agent Experiment
Simon Willison built llm-coding-agent — an open-source Claude Code-style agent — using just two prompts and TDD. Explore its tool design, bootstrapped dev process, and real-world test results.
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Apple iOS 27 Design Kit Update: Liquid…
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Apple iOS 27 Design Kit Update: Liquid Glass Components Get a Major Overhaul
Apple releases updated Design Kits for iOS, iPadOS & macOS 27 with Liquid Glass refinements, expanded component states, naming-code alignment, and macOS Dark Mode. Free for Figma and Sketch.
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Android Developers Can Build XR Experiences Without Hardware: A Complete Toolchain Guide
Google's new XR toolchain lets Android developers preview, test, and build XR experiences in Android Studio without any XR hardware. Learn about Compose Glimmer, 3D emulator, and more.
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