A follow-up to last week's WWDC26 edition, with the sessions that stood out most to me after two days of watching, discussing and taking notes with our iOS team.

WWDC26 is here, and after watching the keynote and Platforms State of the Union, these are the announcements that felt most relevant to me as an Apple Developer.

In this edition, I want to show you where to configure GitHub Copilot custom instructions and why they can make your workflow feel much more consistent.

This week our app design team gathered at our Aveiro office for three days focused on refining the UI-tweaking details, polishing pixels, sharing meals and enjoying some great moments together.

It's been a busy week at work, but I still wanted to pass along a few articles and updates that stood out to me recently.

This week, we're moving on to part 4 of the series, where we'll explore topics like creating workflows with Rive Scripting and improving the animation logic using the AI agent.

This week, we're moving on to part 3, where we'll explore topics like rendering dynamic content and supporting multiple languages in Rive animations.

This week, we move to the part 2 of the series to explore how to build state-driven experiences with Rive on iOS.

My recent work experiences inspired me to start a new newsletter series titled 'Start building with Rive for iOS'. This is the 1st part of the series.

As we kick off a new year, I'd like to take a moment to look back at 2025 and share a glimpse of what's ahead in 2026.

This week we will pick up where we left off with the same demo app and take a closer look at what is triggering the blockage.

In this week's issue, we will dive into a common performance challenge in iOS apps: UI hangs caused by intensive tasks running on the main thread.

Now that the spooky season has come and gone, it's the perfect time to reveal some frighteningly useful iOS tips, tricks, and treats!

This week, I didn't have the chance to focus on the upcoming series I have been preparing, but I still wanted to share a few articles and updates that caught my attention.

This week, I decided to set up a workflow to run my command-line tool tests using GitHub Actions.

In this edition, I walk you through setting up a GitHub Actions workflow that automatically builds and publishes your Swift CLI tools whenever a new tag is pushed to your repo.

This week, I put together a step-by-step guide on building a command-line tool for generating dummy data using Swift Package Manager.

This week I realized the newsletter is already a year and a half old! Still a baby, but definitely but not just born.

Writing this newsletter every week has kind of become my happy place! We have crossed 1,000 subscribers, with people finding it through Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit or my website.

In this edition, we'll explore how to use machine learning to detect and locate text within an image by leveraging the Vision framework.

In this week's edition, I'll demonstrate how effortlessly we can implement text translation using Apple's new Translation framework.

In this series, I'll be focusing specifically on the ML aspects of the tutorials, offering a high-level overview of the ML features and APIs Apple provides. Stay tuned!

This week, I set up an automated workflow that updates the README file in my newsletter repository every week. Here is what I have learned from it!

If you are reading this, good news — I have handpicked several standout articles that are definitely worth your time. You will find them in this week's edition.

The most exciting week of the year for iOS developers has officially wrapped up and I have decided to put together some thoughts on the frameworks and features that stood out to me.

Example apps for Foundation Models Framework in iOS 26 and macOS 26 - rudrankriyam/Foundation-Models-Framework-Example

It is time to bring the app to life! The next steps involve preparing it for the App Store and launching it to all users. Let's get to it!

This week, I will walk you through designing a simple app icon — even if you have zero design experience like me!

This week, I will guide you through localizing the newsletter app using a String Catalog! Let's explore how to use this powerful new tool to make your app speak different languages!

This week, I am taking things further by handling deep linking from notifications. I will show you how to direct users to a specific screen when they tap a notification.

In this post, I will walk through how to set up your app to receive push notifications and show how you can configure a provider to send notifications for you.

In this edition, I will walk through how I built the issues detail view and how I handled navigation between screens.

This week, I will demonstrate how to test my IssuesViewModel using Apple's new Swift Testing framework.

This week, I am diving into error handling to my network client by creating a new enum that extends Swift's built-in Error type for better error management.