The tight integration between Apple app development and Apple hardware has limited the enhancement of developer experiences. However, the commoditization of macOS virtualization could be a game-changer. Here’s why we're so excited about it: tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 
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cycfi research has been a very good blog to be subscribed to for years, every couple months some wild new futuristic idea for how to build a guitar www.cycfi.com/2025/02/thor... 
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Converting XcodeProj into XcodeGraph allows using Tuist commodities such as visualising a project’s graph, or running tests selectively 🚀
We keep repeating ourselves, but yes, open source is amazing. Andy has appeared "out of nowhere" and taken the initiative to ship such a foundational piece that will both benefit Tuist and will become a new commodity in the space, unlocking completely new use cases.
We'd also like to give a huge shout-out to Andy (github.com/ajkolean) for taking the initiative to bring this foundational piece to life. You rock 👏 XcodeGraph is a higher-level representation of your Xcode projects, lending itself to custom automations in your team.
You can find documentation for XcodeGraph and XcodeGraphMapper here:
- xcodegraph.tuist.dev/documentatio...
- xcodegraph.tuist.dev/documentatio... Some of Tuist features that XcodeGraphMapper unlocks for any Xcode project are: - Selective testing - Inspecting your Xcode graph interactively - Finding implicit dependencies - ... and more!
XcodeGraphMapper is a new utility for parsing Xcode projects into XcodeGraph, unlocking many Tuist features historically reserved to generated projects.
Learn more about it in this blog post by Andy: tuist.dev/blog/2025/02... Let’s go!!! 🤜🤛
Track index usage per query with PlanetScale Insights.
You can set your default filter mode to session, which achieves this
docs.atuin.sh/configuratio... 
The application is source available, so you could build something that follows our paths here. But the SDK is currently editor + sync + a few other things
so much credit to @davidsh.bsky.social and @mitjabezensek.bsky.social for their incredible work on this project over the last few months bsky.app/profile/tldr... Try out the app at tldraw.com. It's very good. You can also read our source code at github.com/tldraw/tldraw or chat on our Discord at discord.com/invite/SBBE.... Thanks! We'll be adding more to the tldraw app in the coming months, including features like rich text, elbow arrows, better drag and drop, and application-level features like groups, member-based invites and permissions, comments and attribution, and more. 
We can keep it free because we actually make our money off of the tldraw SDK—selling our canvas technology as a primitive to companies like @autodesk, @clickup, @padlet and more. If you're a software maker, learn more at tldraw.dev. 
The entire application is free to use. And we have a perfect new export menu, too. 
You can also now publish files to permanent links. Even better, you can choose when to update the published file, 
To share a project, just send the link. Anyone with the link will be able to join and work with you immediately using the access you provide. 