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shift is standard // design is craft
Find me at https://iamshift.dev
That’s a pretty wild ride, thanks for sharing the insight. I’ve always wanted to get a peek in the behind the scenes of swiftlang development.
Additionally, and more importantly, kudos on the fix! And on putting your mark on the build!
Additionally, and more importantly, kudos on the fix! And on putting your mark on the build!
January 13, 2026 at 4:31 PM
That’s a pretty wild ride, thanks for sharing the insight. I’ve always wanted to get a peek in the behind the scenes of swiftlang development.
Additionally, and more importantly, kudos on the fix! And on putting your mark on the build!
Additionally, and more importantly, kudos on the fix! And on putting your mark on the build!
That’s an interesting connection. I wasn’t thinking about Shortcuts, but I get why it came up. The focus here was execution boundaries inside the app, especially around async work and mutation. That discipline often makes systems more composable too.
January 7, 2026 at 3:05 PM
That’s an interesting connection. I wasn’t thinking about Shortcuts, but I get why it came up. The focus here was execution boundaries inside the app, especially around async work and mutation. That discipline often makes systems more composable too.