Mattia Valzelli

@mattia.cloud

Excited to share Peak 5, a big update for my fitness tracking app! 🧩 New dashboard with grouping and filtering! 🎨 Liquid Glass design and icons 💨 Fast as hell This app has been so important for me in my own fitness journey, and I really hope it can be the same for you too

An iPhone showing Peak 5’s new dashboard

User’s of our libraries have had access to this tool for a 1.5 years! It's how we were able to bring SwiftUI-like navigation APIs to UIKit. If you also want to be on the cutting edge of Swift, you're in luck. We have a 30% sale going on right now! 🎁 www.pointfree.co/blog/posts/1...

Point-Free@pointfree.co · 8mo ago

Apple just announced some upcoming changes to its Observation framework that might look familiar to users of our SwiftNavigation library! We obviously think it’s a great addition, and are happy to see Apple provide the same solution as ours directly in the framework.

Next week: We are hosting a live stream where we will preview some fantastic new features coming to our SQLite persistence library, including CloudKit sync and sharing, and answer your questions! Submit your questions *today* 👇 www.pointfree.co/blog/posts/1...

Upcoming live stream: A vision for modern persistence

We are hosting a live stream on June 25th to unveil our vision for modern persistence. Learn how to seamlessly synchronize your app’s data across many devices, including sharing data with other iCloud...

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SwiftNIO users, please make sure you update to swift-nio >= 2.80.0. There's a compiler bug in the Xcode 16.3's compiler that can make your program hang in a CPU spin loop. NIO 2.80.0 contains a workaround.

Chefs, remember: customers couldn't care less about your utensils, your kitchen discipline or how clever your recipe is. They just want fast service, gorgeous food and a smooth experience. That's what matters. ... ... Oh. Wait.

Cyril Mottier@cyrilmottier.com · last yr.

Engineers, remember: users couldn’t care less about your tech stack, your architecture, or how clever your code is. They just want fast products, gorgeous UIs, and a smooth experience. That’s what matters.

This is probably the best thing you can read today, this week, this month, this year, and last year about SwiftUI lazy containers! There are so many little things that can make or break your List! It's a shame Apple doesn't document that better. fatbobman.com/en/posts/tip...

Tips and Considerations for Using Lazy Containers in SwiftUI | Fatbobman's Blog

Explore practical tips for using SwiftUI's lazy containers like List & LazyVStack. Enhance app performance, optimize resource use, and avoid common pitfalls.

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