Jack Spargo writes personal and technical posts for developers, ranging from startup lessons drawn from his teenage cooking experience to practical iOS troubleshooting and static blog setup. Readers get concrete tips on iOS App Store deprecations and workflow tooling, plus reflective advice for founders.
Website: https://blog.jackspargo.com/
A blog on iOS development in Swift that tackles software design and architecture problems such as shared components, over-abstraction and test organisation. Each post builds a problem scenario and works through concrete SwiftUI and Xcode project solutions.
Long-form technical articles by a principal iOS engineer on software architecture, identity and security concepts, and engineering practice at a large food-delivery company. Readers get detailed design write-ups and reference guides drawn from real production experience.
A weekly newsletter for Apple-platform developers that opens each issue with an original editorial on current developments in Swift, the App Store and the indie developer scene, alongside curated articles on Swift, SwiftUI, Core Data and SwiftData. Readers get a considered, experienced perspective on industry trends rather than just link roundups.
A solo app founder writes personal essays about building and running the FitWoody fitness app, covering indie development, the App Store and the effects of AI on small studios. Issues mix war stories and technical oddities, such as China's GCJ-02 coordinate offsets, with reflections on running a two-person company.
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