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I'm excited to introduce the Android version of Six Again.

v8.1 of Petty - my fuel price app for Australia and the UK - is now available on the App Store.

Today I'm excited to introduce a new app: Six Again, available on the App Store.

Petty 8.0 is out now.

This is all my opinion based on personal experience, not a recommendation to use or change the devices you use.

Today, I am excited to be introducing Charged.

We're about 5 years past the introduction of SwiftUI and it's impressive how far the framework has come in this time.

It can be difficult to know where to focus your attention as an independent software developer.

Today I'm excited to announce the release of v7.0 of Petty with brings a major new feature to the app: support for Apple CarPlay.

For many years now, I have run a small software business.

I'm thrilled to introduce you to Glucomate.

The problem Cast your mind back to the early days of SwiftUI.

I'm thrilled to today release v4.0 of Petty to the App Store.

Note this post is current as at the time of writing - 4th August 2020 - and at such time Xcode 12 beta 3 (12A8169g) is the most recent available version of Xcode.

Petty v3.1 is now live on the App Store.

Intro and rationale So you've got a Swift Vapor project that works on your machine, and you're ready to host it publicly and make that glorious API available to the world.

It's all too common when scanning a Swift codebase to come across the dreaded lines of code import Alamofire or import Moya.

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I'm in the process of building out a Mac app for one of my iOS side projects - Petty - using the new "Catalyst" tools announced by Apple at WWDC this year.

When Apple acquired TestFlight in 2014, they integrated it into App Store Connect (called iTunes Connect at the time), but kept the purpose of the service very much the same - allowing developers to easily distribute pre-release builds of their software.