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Typing untrusted text into a terminal from Swift: bracketed paste, control characters, and why "\r\n" is one Character

#swift#redditswift#paste#value#line

I'm building a macOS app that types text into a terminal on the user's behalf: saved prompts, code snippets from a diff, branch names, clipboard text. By default nothing is submitted (there's an opt-in auto-send), so I assumed that was safe. It isn't.…

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I built a Swift 6 macOS audio coordinator with Core Audio taps and Apple Events

#swift#core#macos#apple#article

Oreja is an open-source macOS menu bar utility, but the part I think is most relevant here is the architecture. Core Audio process discovery and taps live in an adapter package; samples feed a LevelSampler and speech-shape detector; a platform-neutral…

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Which Swift/iOS conferences are you planning to attend in 2027?

#swift#redditswift#worth#conferences#planning

I’m starting to plan where to go with my L&D budget next year. Which Swift or iOS conferences are on your list for 2027, and why? Useful to hear: Which ones you’d go to again, and which weren’t worth it In-person or online What makes a conference worth…

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Axiom v27.7.0 update supports Xcode 27.2 release candidate changes

Reddit r/swift·u/CharlesWiltgen·6 days ago
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#release#axiom#charleswiltgen#github#photo

Axiom home: https://charleswiltgen.github.io/Axiom/ Release notes: https://github.com/CharlesWiltgen/Axiom/releases#release-v27.7.0 submitted by /u/CharlesWiltgen [link] [comments]

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Cut your cloud build bills: I built kinhin, an open-source tool to run autoscaling, ephemeral CI runners on Apple Silicon Macs

Reddit r/swift·u/rabinapps·6 days ago
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#build#kinhin#apple#silicon#cloud

Hey everyone, If you run CI workflows for Mac or Linux apps, you know how fast cloud runner costs—especially macOS build minutes—can stack up on platforms like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.…

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Shipping natively on iPhone Duo: 7 things that bit us in a SwiftUI app

Reddit r/swift·u/lybjqq·6 days ago
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#screen#safe#area#article#ama

Pagewren is a SwiftUI app that turns the photos in your camera roll into book pages you can flip through. When iPhone Duo came out on October 23, we wanted the app native on both screens from day one. Most of it just worked.…

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Agents get stuck. So I built a menu bar app that shows which Swift build or test is stuck, and why

#swift#redditswift#test#birdwatch#stuck

Most of my Swift work I provide open source as swift-institute: about 400 packages, Apache 2.0, including libraries like swift-html and swift-pdf. This one is different, a paid app, so here’s a heads-up. Agents write all my code now.…

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Porting Swift near zero-UI hotkey productivity app to Windows: native C# for snappy feel from shell layer. Will the Mac seamless feel survive?

#windows#swift#shell#file#hotkey

Long-time lurker, first post! Been building a macOS menu bar app in Swift 6 (SwiftUI and AppKit). Hotkey, select a capture, click to drop numbered dots to annotate, and type/dictate a note for each dot. Repeat across multiple captures creates a "round".…

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I made a data-only catalog of iOS libraries for AI agents (stars, last release, min iOS), refreshed weekly

#swift#redditswift#release#library#stars

Coding agents pick iOS dependencies from training data, so they can't tell whether a library still ships releases or what iOS version its current release needs. This repo is a catalog of 91 iOS libraries and tools in 55 categories.…

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Keeping a Swift package’s API small after experimenting with several renderers (PaperConfetti)

Building PaperConfetti involved experiments with SwiftUI animation, Canvas, Core Animation layers, emitter particles, and SpriteKit. One decision I’m happy with: those experiments didn’t all become options in the public API.…

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Detecting a three-finger trackpad click on macOS: MultitouchSupport frames, a CGEventTap, and why the late finger turns into a right-click

#swift#redditswift#click#fingers#finger

I wanted a physical three-finger click on the trackpad to open a panel in my menu bar app. There's no public API for that: NSEvent gives you clicks and gestures, but not "how many fingers were down when the button went down".…

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