Tim Sneath

My wife and I have spent the entire day debating the meaning of this parking sign, which we encountered along the side of the road while on vacation in Cornwall, England. What do you think? maps.apple.com/place?map=sate…

@__apf__ Someone needs to pay you to write silly Tweets. You are the funniest person in my feed.

In San Francisco, there is an unspoken rule: When an unmarried High-Net-Worth Individual (HNWI) enters a neighborhood, they are in the market for a new partnership. They might not have it on their roadmap yet. They might not even know they are pitching. But the local ecosystem already views them as an acquired asset. Earlier today, my wife, Mrs. Bennet, came to me with some breaking market intel. "Have you heard that Netherfield Park is let at last?" I hadn't. I was too focused on my own internal deliverables. That was my first mistake: Ignoring grassroots networking.

@software_dad Somehow my Christian faith has survived the challenge of Sunday being the last day on my week calendar! But appreciate that perspective, for sure.

Because Sunday is the first day of the week. 😉 Saturday and Sunday are qualitatively different, at least for Christians. I’ve always had a mental reset for Sundays—the Resurrection, new life, new week. I did try the first day as Monday thing at one point, but I just couldn’t adapt—too weird.

Lived in the USA for 22 years, adapted to countless cultural and linguistic differences, and even became a citizen. But the first thing I do on any new device is change the calendar to start on Monday. How do y'all look at a weekend split in half and think "yeah, this is fine"?

@timsneath Hi Tim, something I will never understand

@JusBili Join the revolution!

@squeakytoy Dislike!

@timsneath Sunday scaries count as work, Tim

@coreyward LOL! Weekend days are like a pair of chopsticks: they're meant to go together. One day without the other is just a useless stick.

@timsneath Do bookends only belong on the right?

For web developers on Mac, good news! Safari is adding an MCP server so your agent can easily test, preview, and debug web content with @webkit. For example, @claude can now see what it's building without needing Playwright or other tools. More here: webkit.org/blog/18136/int…

My friend and ex-colleague Thomas Lewis (@tommylee) is certainly great and powerful, but I'm not aware that he's been on this podcast, nor that he's much of a drummer. He certainly deserves the attention of a broader audience, though, so let's celebrate him!

Really cool to see all the polish and love being poured into Xogot for Mac!

Has anyone seen the remake of that late 90s Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan rom-com? Feels like the new title “You May Have New Messages” is less catchy than the old one…

Fun to see this project, which combines Swift and retro computing - two of my favorite topics! yeokhengmeng.com/2026/06/swift-…

Delighted at the opportunity to put the wind beneath the wings of Swift Package Manager. Swifter flight ahead for the whole package ecosystem! swiftpackageindex.com/blog/swift-pac…

This is even faster in beta 2! Check the release notes ☺️

@FloWritesCode Latest numbers are here: developer.apple.com/support/app-st…

Fun detail: Xcode 27 recommends a target of iOS 17 According to iosref.com/ios-usage, these are the current usage stats: iOS 26: 67.8% iOS 18: 87.2% iOS 17: 90.6%

Notion Is Migrating to SwiftUI, Apple Confirms at WWDC macrumors.com/2026/06/12/not…

It’s amazing how it really just works. The Siri we’ve always wanted actually exists now.

At the WWDC26 Platforms State of the Union developer keynote, we mentioned that the TrueType font hinting engine had been rewritten in Swift, for speed and memory safety. This article goes into considerable detail on "what" and "how": swift.org/blog/migrating…

New for Apple developers: Foundation Models support for Claude lets developers use Apple's Foundation Models framework to call Claude for multi-step reasoning, code generation, and longer context.