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@pepicrft @asmitbm I love it! 😍

best t-shirt ever @asmitbm is killing it with every design

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@pepicrft I love it!

This month marks a decade of spoon-bending. Ten years in—and just getting started! 🚀

@pepicrft All the best for your new journey Pedro! 🚀🚀🚀

Want to know more about how @AsanaEng has slashed their incremental build times by 70 % using Tuist? Read this great blog post by Steve Landey: blog.asana.com/2023/02/scalin…

@KrauseFx Have you tried @tuistio approach to SPM dependencies management? 😜

The future of iOS development is a non-dismissible modal dialog that blocks you from working for 5 minutes while Xcode is cloning various GitHub repos. Is this normal?

@twannl Congratulations! 👰🤵

I'm proud to announce we're now officially Mr. & Mrs. van der (Swift)Lee 😍💍

@puntoste @danielemargutti @tuistio Tuist defaults to statically, but you can decide what's better for you 🎉

@danielemargutti @tuistio We did the switch recently in our “skeleton” app for new projects (but with xcodegen). Question: how are you linking modules/frameworks? Statically or dynamically?

Thanks for all the fish, #CocoaPods. It was a long journey, sometimes challenging but satisfying. We finally switched to #SPM along with a magic tool called @tuistio! ! #swiftlang #iosdev

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A big thank you to @albertodebo and @danyf90 for their invaluable help in this transition!

What started as a project between friends became a thriving business on the App Store — and above all, they know how to step up to help their community. Thanks for inviting me to meet with the whole team today! Bravi!

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@simonbs @laxmorek @tuistio @marekfort That's the default Xcode integration, with all its limits. It's deprecated because the Tuist integration provides a superior experience, but the default one is not going to be removed anytime soon

@laxmorek @danyf90 @tuistio @marekfort Is this something you intend do support, or am I way off and doing something stupid here? I just feel like this is what developers expect to see when setting out to use SPM.

Does anyone know how to add a local Swift package to an Xcode project using @tuistio? Currently using Dependencies.swift and adding .external(“Onboarding”) and .external(“Overview”) to my list of dependencies. It looks like it’s setting up old fashioned frameworks though 😕

@simonbs @laxmorek @tuistio @marekfort If you want to go for the "vanilla" SPM integration then the deprecated properties are the way to go 👍

@danyf90 @laxmorek @tuistio @marekfort Hmm… It wasn’t really what I was going for though. See my reply to the original tweet. It shows what I was going for.

@simonbs @laxmorek @tuistio @marekfort From your screenshot above it seems it was interegrated fine 👍 If you are interested in caching, have a look at the documentation: docs.tuist.io/building-at-sc… 🚀

@danyf90 @laxmorek @tuistio @marekfort I’d love to hear more about how you use Dependencies.swift to add local Swift packages.

@laxmorek @simonbs @tuistio @marekfort @laxmorek Why do you say that dependencies.swift doesn't work for local packages? It should work perfectly well and we use it extensively 🤔

@simonbs @tuistio @marekfort @danyf90 Sure, it sounds reasonable. You have to be aware that Tuist cache mechanism will not work for local Swift Packages.