| Apple (iOS, macOS, etc) development | |
| Swift | |
| Xcode | |
| Build in public |
| Apple (iOS, macOS, etc) development | |
| Swift | |
| Xcode | |
| Build in public |
Huge thanks to @sowenjub for the “Localizing App Shortcuts with App Intents” article, I wouldn’t have been able to localize my shortcuts without it!
Wild that this isn’t documented anywhere or covered in any WWDC session 😅
Because my app uses string catalogs instead of Localizable.strings, I also needed to convert AppStrings.strings into AppStrings.xcstrings. By doing this extra change, it started to work perfectly!
This is the article: https://sowenjub.me/writes/localizing-app-shortcuts-with-app-intents
When implementing App Shortcuts with App Intents, it can be a bit daunting to localize everything. Below is a small inventory of each String, and how to translate them. But first… The big picture After wandering the net without finding anything that worked, I reached out to Andrea Gottardo who
Say hello to Lunera! 🌙
A beautiful and minimal pregnancy tracker, designed with privacy and simplicity in mind.
Available now here 👉 https://getlunera.app
Imagine a world where reading Swift JSON decoding errors didn’t require a Ph.D.
I’ve seen newer developers encounter the description of a DecodingError and just assume it could not possibly contain useful information.
Let’s change that. https://github.com/swiftlang/swift/pull/80941
Swift by Sundell is back! 😀
For years, teams using Xcode faced vendor lock-in with CI providers. However, as the market becomes commoditized and more options arise, consider reclaiming that freedom:
https://tuist.dev/blog/2025/03/11/own-your-automation
#ci #automation