Jeremy Schonfeld

@jmschonfeld@sfba.social
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🍎 Foundation/Swift Engineer at Apple
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Jeremy Schonfeld6d ago
Kenny6d ago

Great video by @nnnnnnnn this year about how to find and improve performance issues: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2025/312

Nate does a great job of explaining complicated ideas in a very understandable way

Improve memory usage and performance with Swift - WWDC25 - Videos - Apple Developer

Discover ways to improve the performance and memory management of your Swift code. We'll explore ways to refine your code – from making...

Apple Developer
Jeremy SchonfeldJun 12
Show threadChris AdamsonJun 9
Foundation things for which docs are still in the works: NotificationCenter is now concurrency-friendly with a new "Messages" type. Lots of notifications in Foundation, UIKit, and AppKit are now available with this approach. Also in Foundation, there's a "#bundle" macro that's way nicer than doing Bundle(MyClass.self)… or god forbid, a hard-coded bundle identifier. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/updates/foundation
Foundation updates | Apple Developer Documentation

Learn about important changes to Foundation.

Apple Developer Documentation
Jeremy SchonfeldJun 11
Sommer PanageJun 11

Don’t miss one of the great #WWDC traditions: @jamesdempsey and the Breakpoints, live tomorrow night in San Jose! www.livenearwwdc.com

We have just a FEW tickets left!! And I’ll be playing in the band too! 🎶

Jeremy SchonfeldJun 10
Show threadSteve CanonJun 9
If you dig this, don't miss Nate's talk: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2025/312
Improve memory usage and performance with Swift - WWDC25 - Videos - Apple Developer

Discover ways to improve the performance and memory management of your Swift code. We'll explore ways to refine your code – from making...

Apple Developer
Jeremy SchonfeldJun 9
If you’re excited about new rich text capabilities in #SwiftUI and powerful AttributedString enhancements, be sure to check out our #WWDC25 session where Max and I dive into all of the details! 🥐🥐 https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2025/280
Code-along: Cook up a rich text experience in SwiftUI with AttributedString - WWDC25 - Videos - Apple Developer

Learn how to build a rich text experience with SwiftUI's TextEditor API and AttributedString. Discover how you can enable rich text...

Apple Developer
Jeremy SchonfeldJun 9
Today’s the day! Happy #WWDC25 everybody!
Jeremy SchonfeldJun 8
Matt RicketsonJun 8

The #SwiftUI team is hiring!

We’re excited for everything we’ll be sharing this week, and there’s still so much more we want to do. Come join us in Cupertino and help build the future!

https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200601321/swiftui-frameworks-senior-engineer

SwiftUI Frameworks Senior Engineer - Jobs - Careers at Apple

Apply for a SwiftUI Frameworks Senior Engineer job at Apple. Read about the role and find out if it’s right for you.

Jeremy SchonfeldJun 4
Swift LanguageJun 4
Ahem... 🆕
Jeremy SchonfeldJun 2
Curt CliftonJun 2
One week ‘til Dub Dub! I’m so stoked to welcome developers to Apple and online. Totally my favorite time of the year! #wwdc25
Jeremy SchonfeldDec 20, 2023
John McCallDec 20, 2023
SE-0270: Add Collection Operations on Noncontiguous Elements has been accepted! https://forums.swift.org/t/accepted-se-0270-add-collection-operations-on-noncontiguous-elements/69080
[Accepted] SE-0270: Add `Collection` operations on noncontiguous elements

Hello, everyone. The fourth review of SE-0270: Add Collection operations on noncontiguous elements ran from December 6th through the 18th. This review was both a re-review of the old proposal as part of accepting it into the standard library and a de novo review of several small revisions to the proposal, which were described in the review announcement. Feedback during the review centered on two issues, which the Language Steering Group discussed while considering the proposal. The first iss...

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