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NCNathan Chenganvildevnotes.hashnode.dev1d ago · 2 min read

Fitting a chat model and an image model on one iPhone

I wanted an AI assistant I could use without my conversations living on someone else's server, and one that kept working on a plane. So I built one for the iPhone. Here's what it took to get a chat mo

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Vvasundhratechblogs3.hashnode.dev3d ago · 6 min read

You Sent One Request. Your iOS App Did Six Things First.

When an iOS API call takes 2 seconds, what do you usually do? Check the backend logs? Look at the API response time? Blame the network? That can be a mistake. A network request isn't a single operatio

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MSMike Salarisalaridev.hashnode.dev4d ago · 11 min read

Swift 6 rejected the race. ARC stayed atomic.

Swift 6 rejected the unsafe program exactly where I expected it to. I had a small reference-type experiment with state shared across concurrency boundaries. In Swift 6 language mode, the negative cont

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RCRoshan Chaturvedijustacademyofficial.hashnode.dev5d ago · 20 min read

iOS Application Development From Scratch: A Beginner's Honest Map

Most people remember the first time an app they wrote ran on a real phone. It might have been a counter that went up by one, or a greeting that used their own name, and yet the feeling was bigger than

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DTDeskferry Teamdeskferry-notes.hashnode.dev5d ago · 4 min read

Inspect macOS Pasteboard Types Without Logging Clipboard Contents

When a macOS copy/paste integration fails, the first question is often "what is on the pasteboard?" That question can lead a developer to print the copied text or dump raw bytes into a log. For a user

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RGRaunak Gengitiraunakgengiti.hashnode.dev6d ago · 5 min read

Keeping pose tracking locked on a solo player at a busy pickleball court with Apple Vision

I'm building Pickle Sensei, an iPhone app that coaches your pickleball technique. You prop the phone up, step into frame on your own, hit one stroke, and the app scores your form and gives you one thi

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RWRobin Wintersrobinwinters.hashnode.dev6d ago · 5 min read

A SwiftUI search adapter needs its own request ownership

Robin Winters · October 3, 2026 · Native iOS engineering and fitness technology This standalone teaching example and article were prepared with coding-assistant support. The events are synthetic. The

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RWRobin Wintersrobinwinters.hashnode.dev6d ago · 4 min read

Verify a Swift package’s minimum toolchain and CLI contract

Robin Winters · October 3, 2026 I’m an iOS / Full Stack Engineer at ShowFlex, a shipped iPhone fitness product. This article examines a separate, public Swift teaching package prepared with coding-ass

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LCLalana Chamikalalanachamika.hashnode.devOct 3 · 2 min read

CandleKit: a native SwiftUI candlestick chart (no WebView)

I built CandleKit because every "native" candlestick chart I found for SwiftUI was either a WebView wrapping some JS charting library, or a basic line chart pretending to be a candlestick chart. I wan

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RWRobin Wintersrobinwinters.hashnode.devOct 3 · 3 min read

Shipping ShowFlex: native iOS event discovery with SwiftUI, MapKit and Firebase

Robin Winters — iOS/Full Stack Engineer, 2024–present I’m an iOS / Full Stack Engineer at ShowFlex, a shipped iPhone fitness product available on the App Store. Since 2024, my work has spanned Swift a

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Fitting a chat model and an image model on one iPhone

You Sent One Request. Your iOS App Did Six Things First.

Swift 6 rejected the race. ARC stayed atomic.

iOS Application Development From Scratch: A Beginner's Honest Map

Inspect macOS Pasteboard Types Without Logging Clipboard Contents

Keeping pose tracking locked on a solo player at a busy pickleball court with Apple Vision

A SwiftUI search adapter needs its own request ownership

Verify a Swift package’s minimum toolchain and CLI contract

CandleKit: a native SwiftUI candlestick chart (no WebView)

Shipping ShowFlex: native iOS event discovery with SwiftUI, MapKit and Firebase