Swift Package Index
@swiftpackageindex.mas.to.ap.brid.gy
The place to find Swift packages. For package updates as they are released follow @SwiftPackageUpdates.
By @daveverwer and @finestructure .
[bridged from https://mas.to/@SwiftPackageIndex on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]
By @daveverwer and @finestructure .
[bridged from https://mas.to/@SwiftPackageIndex on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]
Thanks so much to @getsentry for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
They just launched Size Analysis into early access. Monitor your app’s size, compare builds, and get actionable insights. Integrate it with your CI and never accidentally ship uncompressed images or bloated assets […]
They just launched Size Analysis into early access. Monitor your app’s size, compare builds, and get actionable insights. Integrate it with your CI and never accidentally ship uncompressed images or bloated assets […]
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mas.to
November 11, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Thanks so much to @getsentry for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
They just launched Size Analysis into early access. Monitor your app’s size, compare builds, and get actionable insights. Integrate it with your CI and never accidentally ship uncompressed images or bloated assets […]
They just launched Size Analysis into early access. Monitor your app’s size, compare builds, and get actionable insights. Integrate it with your CI and never accidentally ship uncompressed images or bloated assets […]
Thanks so much to @getsentry for their continued support for @SwiftPackageIndex.
Check out their new open-source tool, Reaper for iOS that finds dead code via runtime analysis, helping you remove unused code for better security, performance, and maintainability.
More details […]
Check out their new open-source tool, Reaper for iOS that finds dead code via runtime analysis, helping you remove unused code for better security, performance, and maintainability.
More details […]
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mas.to
September 30, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Thanks so much to @getsentry for their continued support for @SwiftPackageIndex.
Check out their new open-source tool, Reaper for iOS that finds dead code via runtime analysis, helping you remove unused code for better security, performance, and maintainability.
More details […]
Check out their new open-source tool, Reaper for iOS that finds dead code via runtime analysis, helping you remove unused code for better security, performance, and maintainability.
More details […]
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Check out their new Virtual Currencies feature to allow purchasing virtual goods, upgrading characters, or accessing exclusive content in your app. More details here […]
Check out their new Virtual Currencies feature to allow purchasing virtual goods, upgrading characters, or accessing exclusive content in your app. More details here […]
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mas.to
September 11, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Check out their new Virtual Currencies feature to allow purchasing virtual goods, upgrading characters, or accessing exclusive content in your app. More details here […]
Check out their new Virtual Currencies feature to allow purchasing virtual goods, upgrading characters, or accessing exclusive content in your app. More details here […]
We’re doing some server maintenance on @SwiftPackageIndex. We *should* be able to do it without any downtime, but if you see the site down over the next hour or two, that’s why! 🤞
September 6, 2025 at 12:24 PM
We’re doing some server maintenance on @SwiftPackageIndex. We *should* be able to do it without any downtime, but if you see the site down over the next hour or two, that’s why! 🤞
Thanks so much to @getsentry for their continued support for @SwiftPackageIndex.
Structured Logs are now live for everyone, bringing logs, traces, and errors together with new dashboards and real-time log tailing. Get 5GB/mo to try it out. Check out their launch blog post […]
Structured Logs are now live for everyone, bringing logs, traces, and errors together with new dashboards and real-time log tailing. Get 5GB/mo to try it out. Check out their launch blog post […]
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mas.to
September 5, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Thanks so much to @getsentry for their continued support for @SwiftPackageIndex.
Structured Logs are now live for everyone, bringing logs, traces, and errors together with new dashboards and real-time log tailing. Get 5GB/mo to try it out. Check out their launch blog post […]
Structured Logs are now live for everyone, bringing logs, traces, and errors together with new dashboards and real-time log tailing. Get 5GB/mo to try it out. Check out their launch blog post […]
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing with our special gues, @marcprux of @skiptools. We talk about Swift on Android, the Swift on Android Working Group, and cross-platform app development. And, as usual, we highlight our package picks.
https://share.transistor.fm/s/028e850b
https://share.transistor.fm/s/028e850b
61: People have been working on it for ten years | Swift Package Indexing | Episode 61
Join us for our interview with Marc Prud'hommeaux of skip.tools as we talk about Swift on Android, the Swift on Android Working Group, and cross-platform app development. And, as usual, we highlight our package picks.Interview with Marc Prud’hommeauxAndroid Working GroupInitial community...
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August 28, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing with our special gues, @marcprux of @skiptools. We talk about Swift on Android, the Swift on Android Working Group, and cross-platform app development. And, as usual, we highlight our package picks.
https://share.transistor.fm/s/028e850b
https://share.transistor.fm/s/028e850b
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
What’s going on with them? They’re in full swing with this year’s Shipaton event. Take that idea that you’ve been tinkering with, ship it and get the double win of both a commercial app *and* the potential of […]
What’s going on with them? They’re in full swing with this year’s Shipaton event. Take that idea that you’ve been tinkering with, ship it and get the double win of both a commercial app *and* the potential of […]
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mas.to
August 15, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
What’s going on with them? They’re in full swing with this year’s Shipaton event. Take that idea that you’ve been tinkering with, ship it and get the double win of both a commercial app *and* the potential of […]
What’s going on with them? They’re in full swing with this year’s Shipaton event. Take that idea that you’ve been tinkering with, ship it and get the double win of both a commercial app *and* the potential of […]
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing. We talk about Swift packages names, explain some new details of the Swift Package Index' build system, and discuss an interesting paper about leveraging a compiler to find privacy bugs. And, as usual, we highlight our package picks […]
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mas.to
August 7, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing. We talk about Swift packages names, explain some new details of the Swift Package Index' build system, and discuss an interesting paper about leveraging a compiler to find privacy bugs. And, as usual, we highlight our package picks […]
Join us for more package ecosystem talk, covering the new Swift Ecosystem Steering group, extracting reusable packages from the CodeEdit codebase, and how Rust error messages have evolved over the years. Of course, we also have plenty of package picks for you all […]
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mas.to
July 10, 2025 at 2:23 PM
Join us for more package ecosystem talk, covering the new Swift Ecosystem Steering group, extracting reusable packages from the CodeEdit codebase, and how Rust error messages have evolved over the years. Of course, we also have plenty of package picks for you all […]
Thanks again to @revenuecat for their support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Paywall design isn’t something you want to go through a full app review cycle for. Check out RevenueCat's all new, fully customizable Paywall Editor that allows you to remotely change your paywall view without any code changes […]
Paywall design isn’t something you want to go through a full app review cycle for. Check out RevenueCat's all new, fully customizable Paywall Editor that allows you to remotely change your paywall view without any code changes […]
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mas.to
June 20, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Thanks again to @revenuecat for their support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Paywall design isn’t something you want to go through a full app review cycle for. Check out RevenueCat's all new, fully customizable Paywall Editor that allows you to remotely change your paywall view without any code changes […]
Paywall design isn’t something you want to go through a full app review cycle for. Check out RevenueCat's all new, fully customizable Paywall Editor that allows you to remotely change your paywall view without any code changes […]
It's time for another Swift Package Indexing.
Join us to talk about our five year anniversary of launching the Swift Package Index, adding Wasm and Android support to our compatibility testing matrix, WWDC 2025, and a rather lengthy (but interesting!) discussion of LLM-based coding tools […]
Join us to talk about our five year anniversary of launching the Swift Package Index, adding Wasm and Android support to our compatibility testing matrix, WWDC 2025, and a rather lengthy (but interesting!) discussion of LLM-based coding tools […]
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mas.to
June 12, 2025 at 3:37 PM
It's time for another Swift Package Indexing.
Join us to talk about our five year anniversary of launching the Swift Package Index, adding Wasm and Android support to our compatibility testing matrix, WWDC 2025, and a rather lengthy (but interesting!) discussion of LLM-based coding tools […]
Join us to talk about our five year anniversary of launching the Swift Package Index, adding Wasm and Android support to our compatibility testing matrix, WWDC 2025, and a rather lengthy (but interesting!) discussion of LLM-based coding tools […]
Five years of Swift Package Index? It can't have been that long, can it? https://swiftpackageindex.com/blog/five-years-of-the-swift-package-index
June 5, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Five years of Swift Package Index? It can't have been that long, can it? https://swiftpackageindex.com/blog/five-years-of-the-swift-package-index
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support for @SwiftPackageIndex.
If you missed it, they have some big news. They are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
If you missed it, they have some big news. They are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
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mas.to
June 5, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support for @SwiftPackageIndex.
If you missed it, they have some big news. They are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
If you missed it, they have some big news. They are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
We have another announcement today, too! We now test for compatibility with two more platforms! Wasm and Android. More details here, including what percentage of packages already compatible: https://swiftpackageindex.com/blog/adding-wasm-and-android-compatibility-testing
June 2, 2025 at 7:35 PM
We have another announcement today, too! We now test for compatibility with two more platforms! Wasm and Android. More details here, including what percentage of packages already compatible: https://swiftpackageindex.com/blog/adding-wasm-and-android-compatibility-testing
It's been 5 years since @SwiftPackageIndex launched 😱 and we're writing an anniversary blog post to mark the occasion.
If you’d like to be quoted saying something nice about the project, please drop @daveverwer a private mention with a quote and a URL that we can link your name to.
It could be […]
If you’d like to be quoted saying something nice about the project, please drop @daveverwer a private mention with a quote and a URL that we can link your name to.
It could be […]
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mas.to
June 2, 2025 at 6:34 PM
It's been 5 years since @SwiftPackageIndex launched 😱 and we're writing an anniversary blog post to mark the occasion.
If you’d like to be quoted saying something nice about the project, please drop @daveverwer a private mention with a quote and a URL that we can link your name to.
It could be […]
If you’d like to be quoted saying something nice about the project, please drop @daveverwer a private mention with a quote and a URL that we can link your name to.
It could be […]
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing where we cover the status of Swift 6.1 compatibility and the latest "Ready for Swift 6" results, discuss xtool, and of course pick some packages to talk about!
https://share.transistor.fm/s/32b618c5
https://share.transistor.fm/s/32b618c5
57: How many of the same packages can we pick? | Swift Package Indexing | Episode 57
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing where we cover the status of Swift 6.1 compatibility and the latest "Ready for Swift 6" results, discuss xtool, and of course pick some packages to talk about! NewsReady for Swift 6xtool on the Swift forumsxtool packageThe Next Chapter in...
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May 19, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing where we cover the status of Swift 6.1 compatibility and the latest "Ready for Swift 6" results, discuss xtool, and of course pick some packages to talk about!
https://share.transistor.fm/s/32b618c5
https://share.transistor.fm/s/32b618c5
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Their new paywall builder builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views, no re-deployment to the App Store. Just design your paywall or start from a template and get earning.
Check it out […]
Their new paywall builder builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views, no re-deployment to the App Store. Just design your paywall or start from a template and get earning.
Check it out […]
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mas.to
May 16, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Their new paywall builder builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views, no re-deployment to the App Store. Just design your paywall or start from a template and get earning.
Check it out […]
Their new paywall builder builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views, no re-deployment to the App Store. Just design your paywall or start from a template and get earning.
Check it out […]
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support for the project.
They have some big news this week, as they are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
They have some big news this week, as they are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
Original post on mas.to
mas.to
May 7, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support for the project.
They have some big news this week, as they are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
They have some big news this week, as they are joining Sentry to build the best mobile dev tooling in the industry. Read about the acquisition in their latest blog post […]
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing where we cover our slightly unusual rollout of Swift 6.1 support on the Swift Package Index, the Swift Fundraising cooperative, the multiple fabulous projects written by Kashikawa Katsumi, and of course, give our regular package picks […]
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mas.to
April 24, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Join us for another episode of Swift Package Indexing where we cover our slightly unusual rollout of Swift 6.1 support on the Swift Package Index, the Swift Fundraising cooperative, the multiple fabulous projects written by Kashikawa Katsumi, and of course, give our regular package picks […]
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
They have a new paywall builder feature that builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views needed and no need to to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Start your paywall design from a set of […]
They have a new paywall builder feature that builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views needed and no need to to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Start your paywall design from a set of […]
Original post on mas.to
mas.to
April 10, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
They have a new paywall builder feature that builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views needed and no need to to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Start your paywall design from a set of […]
They have a new paywall builder feature that builds *native*, customisable paywall views. No web views needed and no need to to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Start your paywall design from a set of […]
Join us as we chat about enabling parallelising our tests with Swift Testing, what your plan should be for any CocoaPods projects you still work on, more thoughts on open-source funding based on a recently published paper, and of course the usual package picks! […]
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mas.to
April 3, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Join us as we chat about enabling parallelising our tests with Swift Testing, what your plan should be for any CocoaPods projects you still work on, more thoughts on open-source funding based on a recently published paper, and of course the usual package picks! […]
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
I’ve you’ve not read it already, check out their recent blog post on how they helped the Tinder team reduce the size of their localisations by 95% (!!) using their SmallStrings tool […]
I’ve you’ve not read it already, check out their recent blog post on how they helped the Tinder team reduce the size of their localisations by 95% (!!) using their SmallStrings tool […]
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mas.to
April 2, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
I’ve you’ve not read it already, check out their recent blog post on how they helped the Tinder team reduce the size of their localisations by 95% (!!) using their SmallStrings tool […]
I’ve you’ve not read it already, check out their recent blog post on how they helped the Tinder team reduce the size of their localisations by 95% (!!) using their SmallStrings tool […]
It's time for another episode of Swift Package Indexing!
Join us as we chat about the Swift team joining Bluesky and Mastodon, data race safety numbers on Swift Package Index Package pages, Swift on Raspberry Pi, and of course our usual package picks!
https://share.transistor.fm/s/a176e767
Join us as we chat about the Swift team joining Bluesky and Mastodon, data race safety numbers on Swift Package Index Package pages, Swift on Raspberry Pi, and of course our usual package picks!
https://share.transistor.fm/s/a176e767
54: Pick a test that you know is complicated and start there | Swift Package Indexing | Episode 54
Join us as we chat about the Swift team joining Bluesky and Mastodon, data race safety numbers on Swift Package Index Package pages, Swift on Raspberry Pi, and of course our usual package picks!NewsSwiftlang: Social media expansion to Mastodon and BlueskyBluesky accountMastodon accountLeverage by...
share.transistor.fm
March 13, 2025 at 3:56 PM
It's time for another episode of Swift Package Indexing!
Join us as we chat about the Swift team joining Bluesky and Mastodon, data race safety numbers on Swift Package Index Package pages, Swift on Raspberry Pi, and of course our usual package picks!
https://share.transistor.fm/s/a176e767
Join us as we chat about the Swift team joining Bluesky and Mastodon, data race safety numbers on Swift Package Index Package pages, Swift on Raspberry Pi, and of course our usual package picks!
https://share.transistor.fm/s/a176e767
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Have you checked out their paywall builder feature yet? No web views needed! Get full native and fully customisable paywall views without needing to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Check it out […]
Have you checked out their paywall builder feature yet? No web views needed! Get full native and fully customisable paywall views without needing to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Check it out […]
Original post on mas.to
mas.to
March 12, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Thanks so much to @revenuecat for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
Have you checked out their paywall builder feature yet? No web views needed! Get full native and fully customisable paywall views without needing to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Check it out […]
Have you checked out their paywall builder feature yet? No web views needed! Get full native and fully customisable paywall views without needing to go through App Review every time you tweak it. Check it out […]
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
This month, why not check out their recent blog post, written in collaboration with OpenAI. You’ll learn something about snapshot testing to verify your app looks and feels like you want it to, and you’ll never have a […]
This month, why not check out their recent blog post, written in collaboration with OpenAI. You’ll learn something about snapshot testing to verify your app looks and feels like you want it to, and you’ll never have a […]
Original post on mas.to
mas.to
March 6, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Thanks so much to @emerge for their continued support of @SwiftPackageIndex.
This month, why not check out their recent blog post, written in collaboration with OpenAI. You’ll learn something about snapshot testing to verify your app looks and feels like you want it to, and you’ll never have a […]
This month, why not check out their recent blog post, written in collaboration with OpenAI. You’ll learn something about snapshot testing to verify your app looks and feels like you want it to, and you’ll never have a […]