Since we all know that terminals are made for complex UIs... I decided to make T1Code (1T, because a terminal is all you need). I know @theo really likes this kind of complex UI right on the terminal... so lets hope he likes it!

Tried Nyxian today — a full IDE for building native iOS apps directly on your iPhone. C/ObjC/C++/ObjC++ with LLVM/Clang, a code editor, debugger, and linker, all running on-device. Very impressive. Looking forward to Swift support landing soon! github.com/ProjectNyxian/Nyx…

👀 React / JS / TS trick Use symbols instead of null/undefined to represent missing values This React provider example: - makes it possible to provide "null" - still checks that the user didn't forget the <Provider> There are cases where "null" is a perfectly valid ctx value

THE APPLE APP STORE IS DROWNING IN AI SLOP people are treating the App Store like a Medium blog spitting out apps one after another. All with zero users and $0 revenue. Apple reviews that used to take hours are now stretching into WEEKS and even months > more than 550k apps were submitted just last year, highest in a decade.

I connected to some WiFi and macOS alerted me that it had had to rename my Mac from "MacBook Pro (2)" to "MacBook Pro (3)" due to a name clash on the network. But why was my Mac the one that got renamed? There must be a hidden heuristic to decide which is the dominant Mac.

Let's get started with the speakers' announcements! Your RN app is slow. State is probably why. @jmeistrich — creator of Legend State & Legend List — is coming to App.js Conf to show you how fine-grained reactivity fixes re-renders for good. Join us in at App.js Conf! ⤵️

Original discussion from 2018 (archived): web.archive.org/web/20180809…

Remembering Dan Abramov's recommended React project file structure

I wrote about my brief foray back into developing native Windows apps, and why it's now 100% understandable to me why everyone uses Electron instead. domenic.me/windows-native-de…

Is Ruby Native moving in on Expo's `npx testflight`?

For those confused by the 'xcrun' method to install apps, here's how it actually works 👇

I remember having to vendor-prefix Flexbox styles when developing for Safari 6. And how `position: absolute` didn’t work properly inside a flex context. And not being able to use CSS Variables or CSS Grid because they were too new. Got good at the fundamentals, though.

A PHP conference talk presenting a technical analysis on Hiroshi Abe’s infamously fast-loading homepage

SwiftUI has a hidden CAHostingLayer API — host your SwiftUI views directly in a CALayer. Currently used internally by UIKit/AppKit and WebKit. Available since iOS 18 / macOS 15. I wrote a guide on how to access it without Apple's internal SDK 👇 gist.github.com/Kyle-Ye/8a7f…

Just when @nativephp has barely had a month in the limelight

Wait, I use Wireshark to monitor syscalls? Sounds very handy to work out what files a very complicated build system is accessing. Obviously there’s other tools for that too (opensnoop for one thing), but Wireshark, huh.

"please relay this to your claude" is maybe the most humiliating thing you can say in a PR review

I'm delighted to announce that I've partnered with @micro_prose in a publishing deal for my combat helicopter game! It will be released as Gunship Origins; the first Gunship title published by MicroProse in over 25 years. As a huge fan of MicroProse games in the 90s, this couldn't be a better fit. I'm absolutely pumped about it.

BREAKING: Microsoft just announced several major changes to Windows 11 in an effort to win back user trust and evolve the platform into something people will actually want to use over macOS and Linux! It's a huge announcement that addresses Windows 11's biggest problems today, tackling core fundamental issues such as unreliable system performance, UX consistency, AI bloat and general enshittification. Microsoft has confirmed that this year, it WILL be reducing where ads and Copilot appear throughout the system, including in Start, Widgets, Notepad, Photos, and more! File Explorer and Windows Search will be upgraded with improved performance and capabilities that make finding apps and files much faster and easier. The OS will become lighter with less RAM and system utilization at idle, making it smoother to run on low end hardware with limited memory. These improvements will also benefit high-end PCs too. Windows Update will be improved with more granular controls and the ability to postpone updates for longer, along with reducing how often the OS needs to restart to install an update. Microsoft has also confirmed that it's bringing back fan favourite features such as the ability to move the Taskbar! It's also working to update more areas of the system shell with modern WinUI designs, which should make Windows 11 feel more coherent and complete. There's much more in the announcement, and it honestly all sounds too good to be true. Microsoft really is listening to feedback, and is eager to make Windows the BEST desktop OS on the market. More details including when these changes will arrive in the link! windowscentral.com/microsoft…