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Resilient Autistic that loves solving problems with Swift. Make the world more accessible. 🇨🇦 Currently working on ATProtoKit. #atdev (Profile pic drawn by kaylee_acnh on Twitter.)
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Swift supports WHAT!?!? 👀

Apparently, they killed Launchpad. 😔 I used that a lot. Like... *a lot*. I may as well create my own app that emulates this, then...

With respect to Apple’s platforms (specifically the design), I literally can’t see them releasing it in this state. I expect them to dip back on so many things, but keep the glassmorphism theme. My only issue: the app icons on macOS no longer has elements pushing outside the square! 😭

just that period reminder that content posted to Bluesky is public to *anybody*. if you don't want to see it used in a court of law, don't post it here. and DMs here are not E2EE, they can be subpoened. a great use for bsky DMs is to share secure comms and move the conversation there.

Ahem... 🆕

Literally the number 1 thing I wanted for the Notes app. Please let this rumour be true. 🥹

We have another announcement today, too! We now test for compatibility with two more platforms! Wasm and Android. More details here, including what percentage of packages already compatible: https://swiftpackageindex.com/blog/adding-wasm-and-android-compatibility-testing

Now that Swift Package Index has officially announced support for building Android and WebAssembly, I can finally talk about this for the ATProtoKit family of Swift packages.

The story behind the Apple Password Monitoring service, handling multiple billions of requests per day from devices all over the world, which was recently rewritten in Swift: www.swift.org/blog/swift-a...

My #Swiftlang #ATProto API library, ATProtoKit, has been updated to version 0.28.0. APIClientService will now have its own instances attached to each instance to ATProtoKit. This has been through the work of @freiwald.dev and I appreciate his time with this. #atdev

I’m somewhat tempted to buying Minecraft on Nintendo Switch (if it ever comes out on Nintendo Switch 2 as a game that utilizes the hardware instead of being simply forwards compatible). I kind of want to just create something. … and what’s the deal with it not being on macOS (the Bedrock version)?

So, i built a computer with an IPv6 stack in factorio. And now i've sent it a file over TFTP! (very slowly).

I'll always find it funny that the Linux Foundation lists this in the list of licences: spdx.org/licenses/WTF... You have this professional list of all these licences, and then you have "DO WHAT THE F*CK YOU WANT!" 🤣 Just breaks the monotony of the whole thing.