My thoughts and experience on iOS development, Swift, SwiftUI, and mobile architecture
189 articles
Subscription pricing strategy: price point, tier structure, the trial length decision, and how to set up Apple's and Google's official introductory, promotional, offer code, and win-back offers.
Nine concrete decisions for paywall design and subscription conversion — covering flow, timing, price anchoring, and store rules — compiled from Apple's and Google Play's official documentation.
With Swift 6.4's official Wasm SDK and ElementaryUI, Swift now runs in the browser. We examine Embedded Swift, a Cloudflare Worker demo, and the browser side of full-stack Swift, with sources.
A Skip SwiftUI Android setup guide: validate your environment with skip checkup, decide between Lite and Fuse mode, and actually get your first SwiftUI screen running on Android.
Next.js's AGENTS.md automation gives AI coding agents version-matched, bundled docs. We look at the block next dev writes, how to set it up in Claude Code and Cursor, and where its limits are.
KMP's iOS integration with Kotlin 2.4.20's Swift export extensions: ways to link into Xcode, sealed-to-enum conversion, cross-language inheritance, and automatic Package.swift generation.
Should you use Wasm for Flutter web? A decision guide covering the --wasm flag, the dart:html to package:web migration, deferred loading, and browser support.
With Next.js 16.3, Turbopack's disk-based file system cache now speeds up next build too. You'll find the config keys, the CI strategy, and 8GB-server discipline, all sourced.
A Node.js OpenTelemetry + Sentry observability setup: the OTel core inside @sentry/node 11, the Next.js instrumentation.ts split, Prisma spans, sampling, and alert strategy.
The MCP server that shipped with Compose Multiplatform 1.12.0 turns the AI-agent hot-reload Compose MCP flow real-time. We compare setup, the tool set, and Flutter's official equivalent.
Apple Foundation Models framework 2026: in-session model switching with Dynamic Profiles, custom provider integration via LanguageModel, multimodal prompting, and prompt evaluation.
A security-focused AI model decision guide: what OpenAI's Daybreak Blue/Red tiers cover, where general-purpose models (Claude, Gemini, GPT) are enough, explained with a sourced decision table.