3d ago · 9 min read · iOS Widgets offer a fantastic way to bring your app's most relevant content directly to a user's home screen. They increase engagement and provide at-a-glance utility. However, for developers in the React Native and Expo ecosystem, building and debug...
Join discussionMar 18 · 2 min read · If you have used Claude to build a React app, you know it is remarkably good. Drop in a description, get working code. But try building a native macOS app in Swift and the experience changes completely. The reason is simple - training data. There are...
Join discussionMar 18 · 3 min read · Here is something that sounds circular but actually works: using an AI coding assistant to build an AI desktop agent. Fazm is a macOS app that can see and control your screen. It uses ScreenCaptureKit to grab frames, accessibility APIs to click and t...
Join discussionMar 18 · 8 min read · Photo by Daniil Komov on Pexels Last week, while debugging a meditation app that wasn't correctly categorizing user mood entries, I realized how powerful Swift's Natural Language framework had become in 2026. What started as a simple text analysis fe...
Join discussionMar 17 · 6 min read · Building an AI agent that runs natively on macOS taught us things you will not find in any tutorial. We chose Swift over Python or Electron for a reason - performance, system integration, and privacy
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