Agis Tsarampoulidis

@agis
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iOS Engineer • Maker of @subsmind • Writer • International Speaker • Bookworm • OSS Contributor @GithubDesktop, @swiftlang • Prev: iOS Wire, @microsoft, @irisapp, @getstarkco •
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@cocoaphony LM_ENABLE_LINK_GENERATION=NO
improves build time in my testing and the other part was how this can be applied to swift packages. I still see app intents running for swift packages.
@cocoaphony interesting because I experience the exact opposite do you remember how can this be applied to swift packages?
@cocoaphony 👋 Did they manage to address that or your fix is still the fix? Dealing with the exact same issue.
Building out CLIs for all the things I want access to in the terminal + an "agent" would want access to https://github.com/shareup/nanomsg https://github.com/shareup/nanomail https://github.com/shareup/nanotes etc

I can’t recommend this interview with @steipete enough. As someone who has followed their work since basically the beginning, it was both a lovely walk down memory lane and a deeply insightful tour of where software development is heading. 👍

(And just a wild story of Clawdbot’s rise)
https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/the-creator-of-clawd-i-ship-code

The creator of Clawd: "I ship code I don't read"

How Peter Steinberger, creator of Moltbot (formerly Clawdbot), builds and ships like a full team by centering his development workflow around AI agents.

The Pragmatic Engineer
I really like writing software. I can do it all day long. And so I do.
Built another macOS menubar app so you can keep your subs in check. https://codexbar.app/
@mattiem in what way? Can you expand more?

This has been a huge release. Packed with stuff from Liquid Glass, natural language support all the way up to German localization and some fantastic performance improvements.

More exciting stuff are coming soon!

Excited for the future of my little app. 🧡
https://mastodon.social/@subsmind/115666610725849287

After more than 11 years, today is my last day at Apple.

It’s been a privilege to be able to say I’ve worked my dream job, helping create SwiftUI and getting to support an incredible team of engineers and friends.

I’m excited for what’s next for me (stay tuned!), but today I’m focused on how deeply grateful I am to everyone at Apple that I’ve worked with and learned from over the years. It’s a truly amazing place full of astoundingly talented but also genuinely wonderful people.