Elegant Chaos

My timeline is full of discussion about AI, and agentic coding.

In a previous post, I mentioned a command line tool that I built which you can point at a Swift package, and which will generate a GitHub Actions workflow file for it.

I’ve been slowly splitting The Stack up into small internal Swift packages.

One of the things I’ve wanted to do with The Stack is to handle all of the user’s interactions with some sort of action abstraction.

I’ve been a bit quiet and not posted for the last few weeks.

I’ve just quietly released the first version of The Stack.

Whilst adding some settings to The Stack1, I was reminded of something that has bugged me for a while about SwiftUI’s @AppStorage.

I was looking back on some of my old blog posts from 2021 earlier1, and I came across something that I thought bears repeating.

After my last post, I thought a bit more about Release Tools, and decided that requiring a tag was definitely the right way to go, and over a couple of days last week I implemented it.

My latest detour was to add an extra option to ReleaseTools, a command-line tool, written in Swift, that I made a few years ago.