Issue 6 - March 21st

Share interesting bits from the internet that you’ve recently come across and explain what inspired you about them.

Include any artwork with a reference that you liked and that’s connected with app development or design.

Code and notes in one, interesting idea: Sim: "Codea 3.13 is available now. We've added a new fe…" - Mastodon

I liked this one about choosing boring technologies. It made me think about the decision to use Elixir for Tuist’s server, and how in the Apple ecosystem this doesn’t happen that regularly thanks to Apple providing many frameworks that address the needs that are common across apps:

Some artwork:
https://x.com/dmiiiitri/status/1899176346338681186?s=46

Microsoft is re-implementing the TypeScript compiler in Go:

https://steveklabnik.com/writing/choosing-languages/

Sake - A Swifty Make

@marekfort this Sake project is something we might consider for our automation needs. I’d like to dive more deeply into it first, but so far I liked everything that I’ve seen.

It reminds me of Rake in Ruby and Ruby on Rails, where the framework uses rake under the hood, instead of building an automation solution.

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A Google Docs alternative by the French government

A blog post on the shaping of S3

Tembo, a service that offers managed Postgres databases has announced dba.ai, an AI agent for Postgres databases.

I like this piece of art that represents a specific solution to the traveling salesman problem: Murilo: "This type of art is usually called "TSP" (Travel …" - Sunbeam City 🌻

Interesting proposal for a new take on Codable by taking a lot of inspiration from Rust’s approach and by leveraging new Swift capabilities, primarily macros: The future of serialization & deserialization APIs - Discussion - Swift Forums