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WWDC26 Special: Fewer Fireworks, Better Plumbing
We bring you the WWDC 2026 sessions that you have to see, according to your developer profile.
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Swift 6.3 and 6.4: the new features you will code every day
What news does Swift 6.4 bring us, and what were the last ones that incorporated version 6.3, that was released in spring? This year, Apple has condensed both in its canonical video "What's New in Swift?" for the WWDC, and we bring you an article on every important novelty, what it brings, what changes, its why (the most important thing), and how it makes our lives easier.
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From Neo to Max: Apple Rewrote the Lineup in Three Days
The first week of launches arrived at Apple in 2026 and we review how the range of products is now, we recommend the best equipment for development and we talk about the new M5 Pro, Max and Neo.
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A Mac for Everyone: The Colorful MacBook We Needed (and the Siri That's Still Hiding)
A Mac for Everyone: The Colorful MacBook We Needed (and the Siri That's Still Hiding)
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AI Will Always Need Humans Behind It. And the More You Know, the More Valuable You'll Be
Today I'll tell you why humans will never stop being necessary with AI development. Less will be needed, obviously. But they will be the most prepared. And I don't give you my opinion: I tell you technical facts that refute it.
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Prompt Injection: The SQL Injection of the AI Era
If you are integrating AI into your app through LLM, you have to know that security is a key element that you cannot overlook.
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Swift Newsletter 2026 #1: Agents of change: when Xcode learned to think
New agentic mode in Xcode, OpenClaw, news in Swift, Apple talks... many things have happened this first month in the Apple world.
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Newsletter #6: Swift Turns Ten Years Open Source (And Apple Opens Its Doors to Japan)
Swift Turns Ten Years Open Source (And Apple Opens Its Doors to Japan)
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Newsletter #5: From Quantum to Code: When AI Brings Us Together
We're closing out the year with a week packed with news that, curiously enough, shares a common thread: **artificial intelligence**. From a PhD in Applied Quantum Mechanics explaining how AI is transforming development, to tech giants sitting down to create open standards together, to Apple preparing in-person events to teach us their new AI frameworks. And in between, **Swift 6.2.2**, the **App Store Awards 2025**, and **Real Madrid** diving headfirst into spatial computing. A week to remember.
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Newsletter #04 2025: Swift 6.3 appears on the horizon
This week in the Apple ecosystem, Embedded Swift is set to debut in Swift 6.3, Apple is showcasing research at NeurIPS 2025, and the App Store Awards finalists are announced. Swift 6.2 introduces improvements to make concurrency more approachable, while iOS 26 brings Liquid Glass interface updates to SwiftUI. Apple also announced the Mini Apps Partner Program and updates to App Review Guidelines.
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The sad story of developing with AI
What has development become with AI? What is it like to develop with AI? What do we need to incorporate this tool into our daily lives? Julio César Fernández tells us about his vision after years of working with AI.
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Swift Newsletter: 11/11/2025
November 11, 2025 Newsletter: Swift conquers Android with an official SDK, while the server-side ecosystem is strengthened with observability 1.0, new configuration and optimization tools. Accepted Evolution proposals bring full control over inlining and C compatibility, leading the way to a more powerful, cross-platform Swift.
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Being a Programmer in the Age of AI: Beyond Copy-Paste
Do you think that by using AI you can be a good programmer? I am sorry to inform you that no because AI is a tool and it requires a lot that you are a good developer.
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Doubles pattern in Swift
Learn how to implement the double pattern in pure Swift for testing and instant previews in SwiftUI, without third-party libraries. Protocols, dependency injection, and testable code using only the native capabilities of the language.
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Creating custom buttons in SwiftUI
One of the key features of SwiftUI is the ability to create custom components. In this tutorial we are going to learn how to create custom styled buttons for our app.