Last year I was able to attend the TrySwift! conference and loved it. Going to Tokyo for such a technical conference is really worth it. They have just released the 2026 TrySwift! conference videos on YouTube.
Tokyo Swift conference videos posted


Last year I was able to attend the TrySwift! conference and loved it. Going to Tokyo for such a technical conference is really worth it. They have just released the 2026 TrySwift! conference videos on YouTube.
People are buying expensive streaming boxes from China that are compromising their network. The entity behind it even has a network of people that could be in your neighborhood who are resellers. Even though they give you free streaming, they can be listening on your network to capture your passwords and other information. Listen to the podcast to protect yourself.
This git repository is a good community recommendation for learning paths of iOS Development.
I found this GitHub repository for haptics patterns called Pulsar it is cross platform but supports Swift. I’m sure I’m going to need this in the future hence this post.
Text your partner random emojis during the day to show you care. 🦋🐝🦚
I watched both Conan O’Brian and Arsenio Hall when I was growing up so it was very entertaining to listen to them chat about the those times on Conan’s podcast.
I’ve been paying attention to the App market now that I have joined the Apple Developer Academy.
And two reports I’ve looked at are the
From what I can see it is going to be harder and harder to get your App noticed as more and more are released and users are not spending more time with apps. However in the AI space users are subscribing to apps.
I dragged a project from Omnifocus onto the macOS Calendar app and it has a little open button for Omnifocus that takes me straight to the project. Previously I knew you could click on the link. The button seems kind of new. Tested on macOS Tahoe 26.4.

Exended interview with Lex Fridman and Jensen Huang.

Love dropping in with three other talented strangers and trying to build something while everyone is hitting their 4am breaking point. Had to learn everyone’s strengths and weaknesses in a short amount of time to ship. Now that the AI agent is building code, we spent less time on implementation details and more time on team dynamics and building something people actually want.
Meet our project:
**Scrollodex**: Personal gamified contact Pokédex with viral invite loop and relationship health status.
AI Coded with Cursor in Next.js with Convex backend. Other technologies used were fal and OpenAI API.
Try out the demo:
🚀 Vercel URL: https://scrollodex.vercel.app/
💾 GitHub: https://github.com/kaenugget/Scrollodex
We had the one pizza team of:
– Chen Chen for UX/UI design
– Kaelan Wan for Full-stack engineering
– Tatsuya (Tats) Kohrogi for product management and vision
– Brent Deverman to help fill in the engineering and other gaps
Really appreciate the effort the Cursor hackathon organizers spent on this 🃏 Sherry Jiang, 🥃 Agrim Singh, Kaspar Hidayat, Ivan Leo, gabriel chua
Coverage in the The Straits Times