Jeans Ruiz

Having your app modularized makes migration way easier. Don’t panic. One package at a time. Core packages first.

Claude could migrate my project to Swift 6, with the right Skills, but I’m doing the first modules manually. I need to understand these concepts myself. I don’t want to take that shortcut.

Just started migrating to Swift 6. Everyone said it would be chaos. They were right.

@DonnyWals Work project. Already moved the critical ones to SPM. The rest are stuck in prioritization limbo.

@rcaos Ooooff what's making it slow to migrate for you?

Who's still working on a project that includes cocoapods? 👀

@vituu Exactly!, you could check the details on the GitHub repo.

@rcaos I’ve seen that previews rely on the main app’s Bundle, so isolated packages miss localized assets unless you expose them explicitly. Are you overriding the preview’s bundle to include the localized resources?

Localized SwiftUI previews in SPM packages were driving me crazy. Finally fixed it. Simpler than I thought.

@vituu Not sure I understand the question - can you clarify?

@rcaos Your persistence layer abstracts the store - did you find a sweet spot between compile-time type safety and runtime flexibility when handling version migrations?

Wrote it up here: jeansruiz.com/swiftui/spm/lo… Repo: github.com/rcaos/SwiftUI-…

@vituu The issue is that my apps are modularized. SwiftUI previews don’t support localization in isolated packages. Everything works fine in the main target though.

@rcaos I see you are using LocalizableString.AppFeature.greeting.localized() - what issues have you encountered when trying to preview a Spanish locale in Xcode?

Thanks to the organizers and everyone who showed up on Saturday. It was amazing to share and learn with such an awesome community. 🙌 @androiddevperu

Perspective: unlocked. The price tag suddenly looks reasonable.

@charliesbot XcodeBuildMCP, con un iOS code base con múltiples schemes, targets. Lo uso para después de hacer cambios en modo agente compile y ejecute tests.

My friends, cuales son sus MCPs favoritos y que usen constantemente? 👀 Los leo!

As a full-time iOS dev, I spend more time in Cursor than in Xcode these days. Side projects, docs, thinking… all happen there.

TaskMaster is an amazing tool! Found a sneaky edge case today (seems like uncharted territory 😅). After some debugging, I logged it here 👉 github.com/eyaltoledano/c…. Hope it saves you time next time! @TaskmasterAI

Working with my first macOS app, this little guy is disabled by default. With this, you can use URLSession. developer.apple.com/documentation/…

It was fun to parse a Subtitle (.srt) using the swift-parsing library from @pointfreeco github.com/pointfreeco/sw…

Swift concurrency is great, but you have to pay special attention to memory management, it is very easy to fall into memory leaks using AsyncStream and Task in general.

I wrote some stuff about moving from RxSwift to Combine jeansruiz.com/rxswift/combin…

Cerrando es genial tener una opcion built-in para trabajar con streams de datos, pero por alguna razón olvidaron darle cariño al testeo de los Schedulers.

Para recuperar la testabilidad sobre los streams tenemos algunas alternativas como github.com/pointfreeco/co… o github.com/tcldr/Entwine

Terminé de mover un projecto de RxSwift a Combine, bastante aprendizaje en el camino, quedó 100% funcional pero perdí cierta testabilidad.