Tom Lokhorst

@tomlokhorst
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Indie developer.
Currently working on iPhone mirroring app https://getbezel.app and Vision Pro app https://splitscreen.vision
Fan of both space and time.
Workhttps://nonstrict.eu
Personalhttps://tom.lokhorst.eu
LocationThe Netherlands
WWDC Indexhttps://wwdcindex.com
Tom Lokhorst2d ago
Matthew Skiles2d ago
VFX Toolbox macOS App Icon: https://vfxtoolbox.fcp.cafe/
Show threadTom Lokhorst2d ago
Got some new hardware to test audio/video sync timing.
Tom Lokhorst3d ago
Tom Warren3d ago
NASA’s mission to orbit the Moon is being interrupted by Outlook (New) and Outlook (classic) both refusing to open 😂
Tom LokhorstMar 28
It is that time of year again where I point a camera at a wall clock for a long duration recording. To check if the video drift is a bug in the camera driver or my software.
Tom LokhorstMar 19
Show threadBruno ScheeleMar 19
Lovely hearing the interplay between @mathijskadijk
and @tomlokhorst while they were explaining Swift Actors, how to use them and—more importantly—when not to use them! With live coding too!
The first in a recurring "MainActor all the things" theme on this topic 😂
#SketchNotes #AppDevCon @appdevcon
Tom LokhorstMar 18
Great talk by @dgregor79 on Progressive Disclosure in Swift. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opqKGgJavkw
I liked the reworking of non-throwing functions to be syntactic sugar for `throws(Never)`
On Progressive Disclosure in Swift - Doug Gregor - Swift Craft 2025

YouTube
Tom LokhorstMar 13
dimsumthinkingMar 13
Tom Lokhorst and Mathijs Kadijk begin the afternoon Apple Track and #appdevcon
Tom LokhorstMar 13
I’m at @appdevcon to give a talk about Swift Concurrency and actors. Excited!
Tom LokhorstMar 10
People complain about the corner radius of windows on macOS Tahoe. But @bezelapp shows iPhone hardware as windows, it has always had giant corners.
Now experimenting with the cursor following the curvature of the window exactly.
Tom LokhorstMar 3
Mathijs KadijkMar 3

WWDCIndex now has search.

My cofounder Tom maintains WWDCIndex — an unofficial index of every WWDC session Apple has ever held. That's 3,700+ talks going back to the year 2000, including many that are no longer available on Apples Developer website.

Until now, finding a session about a specific API meant CMD+F through one long page. Now you can just search. Big quality of life improvement if you regularly dig through WWDC history to find talks on specific topics.

See https://wwdcindex.com/

WWDC Index

Unofficial index of WWDC sessions.

WWDC Index