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    Apr 15
    Swift just escaped Xcode. Now runs in Cursor, VSCodium, and other AI IDEs. Meanwhile: • Xcode 26.4 paste bug is painful (there’s a fix) • April 28 SDK deadline is creeping up • A Swift game engine just dropped Swift isn’t “just iOS” anymore. It’s going general-purpose.
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    Aug 6
    Issue #83: Liquid Glass goes mandatory, Foundation Models opens up, and non-modal panels in SwiftUI
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    Issue #83: Liquid Glass goes mandatory, Foundation Models opens up, and non-modal panels in SwiftUI
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    Jul 14
    If your app has a feed, App Store Connect now wants to know about it. Social media capability = Social Media Time Allowance + a 13+ minimum rating, and your app category has nothing to do with it. Optional today, required in September. Details in #82 👇
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    Issue #82: Why Your Views Re-Run, Deadlines in Review, SwiftData Behind a Wall
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    Jul 12
    Xcode 27, shown off at WWDC26 and currently in beta ahead of its expected September release, runs code completion entirely on the Neural Engine. Never touches a server. My autocomplete is now more private than my browser history.
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    Jul 12
    Parameterized tests with @Test(arguments:) mean I can break my code in fourteen different ways with a single function. Efficiency. ✨

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