Quibbletown by Keren

As a person with a modest passion for archivability of internet ephemera, I find the single-link-in-bio model to be so, so tormentful.

I hate AI generated images.

The month of May comes to a very busy end for me personally1, and with it closes our May edition of the Swift Blog Carnival, which I once again thank Christian Tietze greatly for offering me to host for the month.

This is a call to join the topic-of-the-month for the Swift Blog Carnival!

For the past few weeks since “releasing” my first app to the public on GitHub1, I kept iterating and improving the app.

There’s a beauty in how the Mac commits to “the desktop and files” metaphor.

I have “released” my first Mac application, Meshmaker, on GitHub as a public repository, so anyone can download the project and run/install it using Xcode.

I’ve been putting together a small app, and trying to make it very very good.

Brandon McMullen, on where the MacBook Neo leaves the iPad: “Will a MacBook Neo be better for an artist who draws for a living?

I’m trying out a ton of design and art software at once (which I might write a blogpost about), and today I got into Pixelmator Pro, and when figuring out the Effects panel, I was overjoyed at this design detail: You could hang your laundry on that!

Today, Apple announced “the new iPhone 17e”.

There is a horrible disease in web design I see everywhere.

I don’t have anything to say about the Apple Creator Studio announcement that wasn't already said better, but I gotta say, there’s something I find deeply compelling about pre-release marketing material, especially idiosyncrasies and oddities in it.

Matt Birchler, on vibe coding small tools: And you know what?

Forgive my tinfoil hat, but… As Apple leans more and more into reflective surfaces, 3D illusions and bouncy visuals, perfectly concentric menus and device bezels and a haptic, tactile sensory experience, Google and Android have refined the appearance of “…

This is exciting.

The only reason me and my partner considered a PC was playing games.

Murmurings of a “capacitive button only” iPhone have been floating about for a while.

Reading Federico Viticci’s fantastic iOS & iPadOS 26 review, I had a tiny quibble about one thing, and it’s something many other people who discuss the new iPad multitasking system said recently: the notion that “Apple added Mac windowing, unchanged, to t…

Meta recently unveiled their new, actually shipping this month, glasses that show you little apps on your eye.

If you ignored the captions under these icons, what is “Triangle made of three sticks”?

There’s a mistake at the core of Apple’s new Liquid Glass hierarchy.

Your name is ALAN DYE.

I find concentricity in design beautiful.

I had a lot of hopes in the UX of Image Playground since it was announced.