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How do you tell a DNS proxy extension that its 250k-domain blocklist changed?
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I finally read SE-0306 and actors stopped being a mystery.
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Actors let tasks slip through reentrancy and a Mutex can't be held across an await — so how do you guarantee an async method never runs twice at once?
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I wrapped a delegate-based SDK in async/await because it was "modern."
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I spent years avoiding .fixedSize because the name sounded like a trap.
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The story of how I built Blur Browser — a native macOS browser built with WebKit — using AI as my development partner.
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Stop throwing .animation() modifiers everywhere and hoping for the best.
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Ever wondered why some SwiftUI animations feel buttery smooth while others stutter and jump?
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Ever wondered why some SwiftUI views feel silky smooth while others feel like they're running through molasses?
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How I Stopped Resisting AI and Started Teaching It
A year ago, if you told me I'd be contributing to AI tooling, I would have laughed.
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Ever wondered how a simple UUID() call in Swift guarantees you'll never get the same identifier twice?
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Created my own AsyncImage api to make it behave as I wanted.
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Lessons learned after doing magic for 12 years.
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Scroll paging effect in swiftUI using _VariadicView.
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‘We can’t touch that code — it’s all callback-based!’
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The landscape of concurrent programming in Swift has evolved dramatically, presenting developers with multiple paths to handle complex operations.
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Ever caught yourself saying “I’m just a junior developer” when facing a challenging task?
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When working with SwiftUI, developers often encounter unexpected behaviors that can be challenging to debug.
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As iOS developers, we often find ourselves working with system frameworks and third-party libraries, Sometimes, we need these types to conform to certain protocols, especially when working with SwiftUI.
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My name is Omar Elsayed, I graduated from electrical engineering in August 2023.
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With the release of Swift 5.9, Apple introduced a new feature called Macros.