Swiftly 1.0(swift.org)

18 points by ingve 1 year ago | 1 comments

Swiftly 1.0(swift.org)

137 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 47 comments

Swift 6.3(swift.org)

319 points by ingve 7 months ago | 207 comments

Official Swift.org blog post by Holly Borla and Joe Heck announcing the release of Swift 6.3, dated March 24, 2026.

New GitHub Organization for the Swift Project(swift.org)

135 points by inickt 2 years ago | 29 comments

Apple is open sourcing Swift Build(swift.org)

582 points by dayanruben 1 year ago | 254 comments

Swift.org blog post announcing that Apple is open sourcing Swift Build, the build engine used by Xcode, as a step toward unified cross-platform Swift build tools.

Expanding Swift's IDE Support(swift.org)

128 points by frizlab 6 months ago | 57 comments

Gooey: Turn almost any Python command line program into a full GUI application(github.com)

681 points by lsferreira42 2 years ago | 105 comments

GitHub repository for Gooey, a Python library that turns command line programs into full GUI applications with one line of code.

Swift 6(swift.org)

330 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 225 comments

Official Swift.org blog post announcing the general availability of Swift 6, covering low-level features, Embedded Swift, Linux/Windows support, and Swift Testing.

Native apps written in TypeScript and CSS(github.com)

108 points by arbayi 1 month ago | 37 comments

GitHub repository of example Gea applications and tools, including an app gallery for the simulator, embedded targets, GeaOS and Apple targets.

Skip is now free and open source(skip.dev)

482 points by dayanruben 9 months ago | 217 comments

Blog post announcing that Skip, a tool for building iOS and Android apps from a single Swift and SwiftUI codebase, is now free and open source.

How to setup a local coding agent on macOS(ikyle.me)

464 points by kkm 4 months ago | 114 comments

A blog tutorial on running Gemma 4 and Qwen3.6 locally on macOS with llama.cpp, MTP speculative decoding, and multimodal support as a coding agent.

Linux gaming is faster because Windows APIs are becoming Linux kernel features(xda-developers.com)

930 points by haunter 5 months ago | 571 comments

XDA Developers article explaining how Linux gaming performance is improving as Windows API behaviors are implemented as Linux kernel features.