52 articles on Developer Tools for iOS performance
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Antoine van der Lee stopped guessing what to build next. By connecting his AI coding agent to Amplitude analytics via MCP, he now makes product decisions backed by real user data without leaving his IDE.
Sentry ran 1,350 trials to answer an uncomfortable question: does their newly acquired XcodeBuildMCP tool actually beat a simple markdown file for iOS development?
Antoine van der Lee just open-sourced a Core Data Agent Skill that could save you from rookie persistence mistakes. If you're still working with Apple's older framework, this is a game-changer.
Antoine van der Lee shipped an AI-powered app in one month and hit a wall so hard he almost killed the project. His biggest mistake? Moving too fast.
Antoine van der Lee went all-in on AI agents for iOS development and jokes that 'Arie and Ingrid (AI) are doing my work while we're having lunch.' After months of daily use, his workflow has changed more than i...
Sebastian Sellmair and Azat Abdullin from JetBrains reveal how they built Compose Hot Reload 1.0.0—a zero-config tool that lets you update Kotlin UI code instantly while preserving app state. The engineering be...
Antoine van der Lee reveals why he ditched AGENTS.md files across all his projects. The replacement? A reusable AI knowledge system that's already supported by Cursor, Claude, and Gemini.
Noah Martin from Sentry cracked a problem that seemed impossible: swizzling pure Swift code to automatically track SwiftUI view performance. The technique is wild.
Swift is coming to microcontrollers, and the latest 6.3 release is making it production-ready. Embedded Swift now handles everything from memory-mapped I/O to proper debugging on resource-constrained hardware.
Phil Niedertscheider from Sentry reverse-engineered Apple's private frameworks after iPadOS 26 broke a fundamental assumption: that successful type casts guarantee the object is actually that type.
Jacob Clausen from Expo shows how to break free from SDK limitations. Building custom native modules doesn't mean abandoning Expo's developer experience.
Esraa Eid from Deloitte UK tackles Swift code generation with a deep dive into SwiftSyntax and OpenAPI. If you've ever struggled with generating type-safe models from specs, this comparison will change how you ...
Esraa Eid from Deloitte UK reveals how to make Swift code generate Swift code—no low-level languages required. She explores three powerful approaches to transform JSON schemas into production-ready Swift struct...
Brian Terczynski from Thumbtack tracked down a brutal Android OOM bug that was crashing apps at startup—and the culprit wasn't a memory leak. It was hiding in plain sight: their SQLite queries.
Swift just made a major statement at FOSDEM 2025, and it's not just about iOS anymore. The language is pushing hard into memory safety, embedded systems, and even Java interoperability.
Swift 6.1 just dropped with some seriously practical upgrades. If you've been wrestling with concurrency boilerplate or data-race safety warnings, this release is for you.
Bevan Christian from IDN Media reveals how his team eliminated merge conflicts that plague every iOS team. Two weeks of sleepless nights resulted in a solution that transforms project management.
Swift just jumped from iOS apps to microcontrollers. The Swift team launched example projects showing how to write firmware for ARM and RISC-V chips using a new experimental compilation mode.
Dan Kelly explores how incident.io shipped a production mobile app in months without hiring a single mobile engineer. Their secret? Leaning hard into Expo's 'golden path.'
Still running separate iOS and Android teams in 2024? The economics of native development just stopped making sense. Here's why Flutter is quietly becoming the default choice for engineering leaders who need to...