Greetings, traveler! SwiftUI sheets are great until you need one specific behavior: react when the user tries to dismiss the sheet interactively. You can disable interactive dismissal with .interactiveDismissDisabled(), and you can provide a “Done” button, but there’s still a common UX gap: the user drags the sheet down, expects it to close, and you

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Fast, reliable API tests without mocks or stale JSON fixtures. Replay records real HTTP traffic once (as HAR) and replays it instantly with Swift Testing so your networking code stays honest and your test suite stays fast.

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Before you build your next app, make sure the idea can actually make money. In this episode, I break down the exact framework I use to validate profitable app ideas — long before writing any code. You’ll learn how to avoid wasting months on the wrong app idea and how to use AI, ASO tools, and market research to discover ideas with real potential. If you’re trying to go indie, hit your first 1K MRR, or build an app that grows into a business, this process will completely change how you think about “good” app ideas. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN - How to find app ideas that make money - My 8-step checklist for validating any app idea - How to test demand using ASO tools like AppFigures - How AI becomes a powerful app-idea sparring partner - Why passion & competence matter more than you think - Real examples: The two ideas I'm considering - How to match your skills with a big enough market - Why most developers quit too early — and how to avoid it CHAPTERS 0:00 – Why most developers pick the wrong app idea 0:23 – The 8 rules for a profitable app idea 3:39 – Monetization paths that actually work 4:35 – Why copying existing apps will get you rejected 5:49 – Using your audience as a competitive advantage 6:01 – Where good app ideas actually come from 7:01 – AI as your brainstorming partner 8:03 – Turning inspiration into real evaluation 10:35 – Mapping your skills & interests 12:05 – App Idea #1 13:02 – App Idea #2 14:04 – Validating ideas using ChatGPT 18:03 – Validating ideas using ASO tools 22:48 – Does a LinkedIn app idea make sense? 23:23 – Why the YouTube idea might have bigger potential 26:11 – The role of passion (and why most developers quit) 27:27 – A real example: RocketSim’s slow early growth 28:27 – Learn by shipping 28:44 – Summary & what’s next DON'T MISS OUT ON THE JOURNEY If you enjoyed this, Like & Subscribe! I’m documenting the entire journey of building a new indie app from scratch — idea to 10K MRR. Subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode where I reveal which app idea I’ll build. #appideas #profitableappideas #appideastomakemoney #buildinpublic #indiedeveloper #swiftdevelopment #iosdevelopment #swiftui #swiftlanguage

Greetings, traveler! When an application is small, dependency injection rarely feels like a problem. Dependencies are simply passed through initializers, and the system remains easy to understand. There is little need for special patterns or tooling, and the code naturally reflects how the application is composed. As the codebase grows, this simplicity often disappears. New

Reflecting on SwiftLee 2025: milestones, independence, and a transformed approach to app development.

Greetings, traveler! Stretchy headers and elastic overscroll effects have become a familiar part of modern iOS interfaces. They add visual feedback, reinforce the scroll direction, and make content feel more responsive and alive. With newer APIs, the platform now offers a clean solution — and with the right abstraction, the same behavior can be made

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3 workflow tips to keep your iOS/macOS builds green ✅. Your agent needs to have eyes to see what is happening in your app to be productive. 1. Build Scripts 2. Make Build Failures Obvious 3. Give Your Agent Eyes LINKS 1. Peekaboo (agent "eyes"): https://github.com/steipete/Peekaboo 2. xcbeautify (structured xcodebuild output): https://github.com/cpisciotta/xcbeautify 3. AXe — iOS Simulator automation via Apple Accessibility APIs: https://github.com/cameroncooke/AXe 0:00 Why Agents Miss Errors 1:21 Makefile Build Script 6:55 Make Build Failures Obvious 8:53 xcbeautify 10:22 Give Your Agent Eyes 11:14 Peekaboo 13:22 AXe - iOS Simulator Testing 14:22 align CLI 30:17 Debug Snapshot 38:14 Profiling Performance Issues (Instruments) 44:36 Recap & Key Takeaways 45:52 Agent Check-in Need help? https://super-easy-apps.kit.com/community #Codex #Xcode #GPT52 #CodexGPT5 #CodexGPT52 #Xcode #iOSDev #macOSDev #SwiftUI #xcodebuild #xcbeautify #Makefile #AIcoding #OpenAI #iOS #macOS

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