Tim Cook (@tim_cook) on X
Expressive. Delightful. But still instantly familiar.
Introducing our new software design with Liquid Glass.
(2) Tyler Angert on X: "What’s the fastest way to get cracked at iOS UI engineering. Need things like hidden gotchas about mixing SwiftUI and UIKit and low level drawbacks of each, maybe some kind of primer for people moving over from react land." / X
— Tyler Angert (@tylerangert)
Math Notes is the most Bret Victor thing that Apple’s shipped, in recent memory.
Direct manipulation 💯
Handwriting ↔ Charts ↔ Variables coexist in a single coherent medium that doesn’t just mimic paper, it’s computationally-rich.
— Andric (@astralwave)
dpark on Twitter / X
demo of a prototype where the screenshot gesture activates a meta-view where iOS shrinks, revealing a shutter button for capturing the screenshot and giving users a chance to adjust before taking it
Ariel from Appfigures on X
advice on SEO optimizing App store searches
Atilla Taşkıran on X
“Pretty happy with this 2px border width style, which I've named 'the grip' for this basketball-themed app. @Hoopfit_”
Brad Lynch on Twitter
demo of iOS roomscan
Dan Hollick 🇿🇦 on Twitter
depth effect using CSS blurs that progressively brings things "into focus" or un-blurs based on background proximity
Cameron Moll on Twitter
“I have zero context how or why this lovely, delicate animation was approved by leadership. But I'm 98% certain it wasn't pitched with business impact jargon.
Instead someone probably advocated hard for delight — or simply showed leadership what sheer delight feels like.”