I’m so excited to show you more of SwiftUI with Kyle Macomber – hope to see you at Introducing SwiftUI (Session 204) on Tuesday at 11!

I had a great time demoing SwiftUI to everyone today, but that’s just the beginning! We have a lot of great talks coming up.

Tomorrow make sure to check out Data Flow Through SwiftUI with Luca Bernardi and raj to find out all about how to work with state and model data, and also Integrating SwiftUI to answer all of your questions about how to use SwiftUI together with UIKit and AppKit.

It’s great seeing what everyone is building with SwiftUI! If you’re excited about SwiftUI, come join our incredible team and work on improving SwiftUI itself: jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/…

There's a great new library for parsing command-line arguments in Swift! It provides type safety, automatically generates help and useful error messages, supports subcommands, and is really fun to use. Take a look! swift.org/blog/argument-…

Just accepted the first wave of testers off the waitlist into our TestFlight. If you didn't get in yet, don't worry! We'll be accepting more testers in the coming days. If you haven't already, join the waitlist here → bitrig.app

Dante’s smart scale broke and logging his weight manually got old fast. So he built an app that made it as easy as replying to a daily reminder. What will you build?

Thrilled to share that our former SwiftUI colleague and Apple Design Award winner Tim Donnelly has joined the bitrig team! Thanks to Tim, the welcome screen has gotten a much-needed facelift. Isn’t it mesmerizing?

After selling his Apple Watch, Federico missed the Mindfulness app. So he used bitrig to build a better one, which plays haptics just the way he wanted. What will you build?

Today we’re launching TestFlight integration in bitrig. Now you can vibe code, test, and deploy Swift apps. All from your iPhone. If you want to give bitrig a try, sign up here → bitrig.app

Today we’re excited to launch Bitrig. Bitrig builds native Swift apps just by chatting with AI. In minutes, and with no code required, you can create an app and deploy it directly to TestFlight. youtu.be/e-DqSVEI50w #Swift #SwiftUI #BuildInPublic

@myztikjenz Andy Matuschak Olivier Gutknecht I think this is why you’re having trouble remembering things 😉

If you want to add support for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, check out the newly updated adaptivity sample code: developer.apple.com/library/prerel…

@myztikjenz Marian Goldeen Peter Hajas Sure, we’re not using our Wii anymore, you can have it if you want.

@tapbot_paul Andy Matuschak Setting an override on the presentation con is too late. Set it on a parent view controller of the presenter.

@tapbot_paul Andy Matuschak I forgot that popovers are full screen, so skip their VC’s traits-sorry this is a limitation of the current API

@tapbot_paul Andy Matuschak Yeah, that’s what I’d recommend. It’s generally not a good idea to override traitCollection directly.

Multitasking on iPad is an amazing feature. Come hear about it tomorrow at 4:30 in Presidio. I’ll be speaking with Jacob Xiao and Kurt Revis.