John Ackeeseed

@twannl 🔥🔥

New week, new Agent Skill. If you're developing apps with Core Data, this is the skill you need: github.com/AvdLee/Core-Da…

@DonnyWals @DonnyWals or is my idea wrong? 🤔

@DonnyWals And aren't all md files part of the context, so doesn't that burn a lot of tokens? Or does the agent only use that reference if it considers it relevant to the task? My point is, does it then behave dynamically like cursor rules alwaysApply:false or skills?

My biggest "building with ai" mistake has been to want it to just work. No agent files, no skills, just pure AI magic. It doesn't work that way. But it also doesn't take hours before you can get going. Ask your LLM to help you create an agents.md file. Make sure you include patterns and rules that matter to you and get going. Adjust your agents file as needed. Get better at promoting. If possible use plan modes instead of trying to one shot things in a single prompt. This is a new way of working, and it's worth learning about it

@DonnyWals And do you reference Swift files with code or other mds?

@JohnAckeeseed Agents is currently 197 lines with references to other files related to specifics

👋 Would you happen to have any recommendations or sources for AGENTS.md file/cursor rules? I need some inspiration on how other mobile devs deal with this.

@TridentSolana Wow, nice job! 🔥👏

The first VS Code extension for Solana is here. Real-time security analysis + fuzz coverage visualization. Built by the auditors and educators behind School of Solana. Thread ↓

If you’re not using emoji in your Xcode project folders you’re not living right

8/ ⚠️ One caveat: Parameterized views can’t be used with this pattern — you can’t pass dynamic values (like item.id) into a stored Content without falling back to closures, which reintroduce the performance issue. We’ll cover solutions later. #swiftUI

7/ 🧑‍🎓 This issue is even covered in Apple’s docs: “When accepting a closure… call the closure in the initialiser so you only store its return value.” Let’s stop repeating this pattern. 🔁 RT and refactor your reusable views. developer.apple.com/documentation/… #swiftUI #iOS #iosdev

🧵 A SwiftUI performance trap you (probably) use every day – and it’s silently wrecking your UI efficiency. Let’s fix it. 👇 #swiftUI #iOS #iosdev

New project and unfamiliar code? 😱 No problem. @cursor_ai makes it easy to get oriented in a new codebase. 🤓 Pro tip: Ask it to generate a Mermaid diagram — great for visualizing implementations. It’s also a game-changer for writing docs or analyzing features. 🚀 #mobiledev

SwiftUI isn’t 💩, you’re just using it wrong ☝️ 🔥 But with the new Instruments, you can finally peek behind the magic and see where the performance really drops. ✨ youtube.com/watch?v=3b1ecu… #ios #iosdev #mobiledev

That’s a stealth bug fr 🐛 #ios #iosdev #mobiledev

🤕 Such a rookie mistake, can you notice it? Explanation in thread 🧵👇 #ios #iosdev #mobiledev