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There’s an annual tradition in Apple developer and blogger circles where people will publish wishlists of things they’d like to see at WWDC.
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I’ve been chipping away at an update for my app, Peak, which makes a bunch of things in the app significantly faster.
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2024 was the year I started lifting.
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Earlier today, I received a notification that I have been looking forward to for a long time.
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On this day one year ago, I announced Peak, an app that lets make your personal fitness dashboard and keep track of your fitness with a range of widgets.
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This post goes into the technical details of how Peak was made.
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I’m excited today to announce my next app: Peak!
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It doesn’t feel that long ago that I was writing my summary for last year’s Advent of Code, and yet, here we are again already.
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I like to break down my work on side projects into two phases.
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A great thing about working with software is that despite it being a relatively young industry, there’s a staggering number of near-perfect abstractions we get to build upon.
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Every year since 2018, I’ve been taking part in Advent of Code.
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A few weeks ago I released Pause, a Mac app that I made to remind myself to take breaks periodically.
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If you work in tech, sitting at a desk typing away at a computer all day, you’re aware of the looming spectre of RSI.
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The overarching theme of what I write about on this website is things that I used to once hate, then understood, and now continue to hate but for different reasons.
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A while ago, Paul Hudson posted a poll on Twitter, asking people what topic they found most difficult when they’d started learning Swift.
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I dunno about you but I distinctly remember where I was and what I was doing when SwiftUI was announced.
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To go with dark mode, macOS Mojave introduced a feature called “dynamic wallpapers”.
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The safe area API introduced at WWDC 2017 seemed at the time like a lot of work to accommodate the status bar, so I happily ignored it right until the introduction of iPhone X with its notch (ahem, “sensor housing”) and home indicator.