👨🏻💻 Rui Aureliano
@ruiaureliano.com
iOS & macOS Engineer @ Olá Brothers
✦ Co-founder of Sip
✦ Crafting beautiful tools for developers & designers
✦ Co-founder of Sip
✦ Crafting beautiful tools for developers & designers
This works fine, but if I move the extension to another file like “Person+Update.swift”, it stops working.
Is there a way to allow this, similar to protected in Java, so members stay accessible to the class and its extensions in other files?
Is there a way to allow this, similar to protected in Java, so members stay accessible to the class and its extensions in other files?
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
This works fine, but if I move the extension to another file like “Person+Update.swift”, it stops working.
Is there a way to allow this, similar to protected in Java, so members stay accessible to the class and its extensions in other files?
Is there a way to allow this, similar to protected in Java, so members stay accessible to the class and its extensions in other files?
This is beyond annoying. Apparently, Apple Mail skipped basic math class, because it clearly can’t count. Happens all the time, such a reliable app, truly.
October 28, 2025 at 5:05 PM
This is beyond annoying. Apparently, Apple Mail skipped basic math class, because it clearly can’t count. Happens all the time, such a reliable app, truly.
SF Symbols is great, but I always felt something was missing.
So I started this as a little side project.
Of course, you can (and should) keep using Apple’s SF Symbols, it’s fantastic.
But there are some symbols I never touch, and others I wish existed… so I’m making my own 🙂
So I started this as a little side project.
Of course, you can (and should) keep using Apple’s SF Symbols, it’s fantastic.
But there are some symbols I never touch, and others I wish existed… so I’m making my own 🙂
October 21, 2025 at 10:56 PM
SF Symbols is great, but I always felt something was missing.
So I started this as a little side project.
Of course, you can (and should) keep using Apple’s SF Symbols, it’s fantastic.
But there are some symbols I never touch, and others I wish existed… so I’m making my own 🙂
So I started this as a little side project.
Of course, you can (and should) keep using Apple’s SF Symbols, it’s fantastic.
But there are some symbols I never touch, and others I wish existed… so I’m making my own 🙂
✨ Something small, simple, and kind of magical is coming.
Think of it as a lite version of SF Symbols, but with a twist.
What features would you love to see in a minimalist, focused SF Symbols companion?
Maybe… faster search? Tags? Symbol previews? Something secret? 👀
I can’t say too much yet.
Think of it as a lite version of SF Symbols, but with a twist.
What features would you love to see in a minimalist, focused SF Symbols companion?
Maybe… faster search? Tags? Symbol previews? Something secret? 👀
I can’t say too much yet.
October 21, 2025 at 10:12 PM
✨ Something small, simple, and kind of magical is coming.
Think of it as a lite version of SF Symbols, but with a twist.
What features would you love to see in a minimalist, focused SF Symbols companion?
Maybe… faster search? Tags? Symbol previews? Something secret? 👀
I can’t say too much yet.
Think of it as a lite version of SF Symbols, but with a twist.
What features would you love to see in a minimalist, focused SF Symbols companion?
Maybe… faster search? Tags? Symbol previews? Something secret? 👀
I can’t say too much yet.
🧠 Swift 6.2 lets you assign a "switch" directly to a variable ✨
let score = Int.random(in: 0..<100)
let grade = switch score {
case 90...: "A"
case 80..<90: "B"
default: "C"
}
print("Your grade: \(grade) (\(score))")
Clean, expressive, and beautifully Swift 💫
let score = Int.random(in: 0..<100)
let grade = switch score {
case 90...: "A"
case 80..<90: "B"
default: "C"
}
print("Your grade: \(grade) (\(score))")
Clean, expressive, and beautifully Swift 💫
October 20, 2025 at 11:44 PM
🧠 Swift 6.2 lets you assign a "switch" directly to a variable ✨
let score = Int.random(in: 0..<100)
let grade = switch score {
case 90...: "A"
case 80..<90: "B"
default: "C"
}
print("Your grade: \(grade) (\(score))")
Clean, expressive, and beautifully Swift 💫
let score = Int.random(in: 0..<100)
let grade = switch score {
case 90...: "A"
case 80..<90: "B"
default: "C"
}
print("Your grade: \(grade) (\(score))")
Clean, expressive, and beautifully Swift 💫
📱 Got the new "iPhone 17 Pro" and "TechWoven Case with MagSafe"
October 7, 2025 at 3:47 PM
📱 Got the new "iPhone 17 Pro" and "TechWoven Case with MagSafe"
The SF Symbols app for macOS is a great database, and Apple keeps adding more symbols and features, making it more powerful each year.
Still, I miss a few things that would make it more useful in daily work:
Still, I miss a few things that would make it more useful in daily work:
October 6, 2025 at 6:46 PM
The SF Symbols app for macOS is a great database, and Apple keeps adding more symbols and features, making it more powerful each year.
Still, I miss a few things that would make it more useful in daily work:
Still, I miss a few things that would make it more useful in daily work:
✨ Playing with the new glass effects in macOS Sequoia (macOS 26)
Using GlassEffectContainer and glassEffect, I created animated “bubbles” that float and overlap while sharing the same glass surface.
The result? A smooth, living glass playground powered entirely by SwiftUI.
#swiftui #macos #tahoe
Using GlassEffectContainer and glassEffect, I created animated “bubbles” that float and overlap while sharing the same glass surface.
The result? A smooth, living glass playground powered entirely by SwiftUI.
#swiftui #macos #tahoe
October 1, 2025 at 10:56 PM
Reposted by 👨🏻💻 Rui Aureliano
iOS Dev Weekly – Issue 728 is out! Happy Friday, everyone! 🚀
iosdevweekly.com/issues/728/#...
#swiftlang #iosdev
iosdevweekly.com/issues/728/#...
#swiftlang #iosdev
Issue 728 – iOS Dev Weekly
iosdevweekly.com
September 26, 2025 at 5:26 PM
iOS Dev Weekly – Issue 728 is out! Happy Friday, everyone! 🚀
iosdevweekly.com/issues/728/#...
#swiftlang #iosdev
iosdevweekly.com/issues/728/#...
#swiftlang #iosdev
I keep seeing the title “Staff iOS Engineer”, What is a “Staff iOS Engineer”?
September 26, 2025 at 2:55 PM
I keep seeing the title “Staff iOS Engineer”, What is a “Staff iOS Engineer”?
🚀 Icns Extractor 1.0.1 is out!
☛ 🎨 App icon generator
☛ 🔍 Search & filter support
☛ 🖥 Access to default macOS system icons
Perfect for developers & designers who need to explore and export .icns files with ease.
🌐 github.com/ruiaurelian...
#icns #swift #swiftui #macos
☛ 🎨 App icon generator
☛ 🔍 Search & filter support
☛ 🖥 Access to default macOS system icons
Perfect for developers & designers who need to explore and export .icns files with ease.
🌐 github.com/ruiaurelian...
#icns #swift #swiftui #macos
September 25, 2025 at 12:00 PM
🚀 Icns Extractor 1.0.1 is out!
☛ 🎨 App icon generator
☛ 🔍 Search & filter support
☛ 🖥 Access to default macOS system icons
Perfect for developers & designers who need to explore and export .icns files with ease.
🌐 github.com/ruiaurelian...
#icns #swift #swiftui #macos
☛ 🎨 App icon generator
☛ 🔍 Search & filter support
☛ 🖥 Access to default macOS system icons
Perfect for developers & designers who need to explore and export .icns files with ease.
🌐 github.com/ruiaurelian...
#icns #swift #swiftui #macos
I’m looking for my next role as an iOS or macOS engineer. With 10+ years of experience, I’m very experienced in Swift and have worked with Objective-C in the past.
I’m only considering fully remote positions. If you know of an opening, I’d love to hear from you. A share would mean a lot 🙏
I’m only considering fully remote positions. If you know of an opening, I’d love to hear from you. A share would mean a lot 🙏
September 24, 2025 at 12:22 PM
I’m looking for my next role as an iOS or macOS engineer. With 10+ years of experience, I’m very experienced in Swift and have worked with Objective-C in the past.
I’m only considering fully remote positions. If you know of an opening, I’d love to hear from you. A share would mean a lot 🙏
I’m only considering fully remote positions. If you know of an opening, I’d love to hear from you. A share would mean a lot 🙏
🚀 I’ve open-sourced a small macOS tool I use to extract .icns files from apps, files, folders, disks, and other locations.
Built with SwiftUI + AppKit, it lets you preview icons and export them as .icns
github.com/ruiaurelian...
#macOS #SwiftUI #AppKit #OpenSource #IndieDev
Built with SwiftUI + AppKit, it lets you preview icons and export them as .icns
github.com/ruiaurelian...
#macOS #SwiftUI #AppKit #OpenSource #IndieDev
September 23, 2025 at 4:25 PM
🚀 I’ve open-sourced a small macOS tool I use to extract .icns files from apps, files, folders, disks, and other locations.
Built with SwiftUI + AppKit, it lets you preview icons and export them as .icns
github.com/ruiaurelian...
#macOS #SwiftUI #AppKit #OpenSource #IndieDev
Built with SwiftUI + AppKit, it lets you preview icons and export them as .icns
github.com/ruiaurelian...
#macOS #SwiftUI #AppKit #OpenSource #IndieDev
Change App Shortcuts from the Terminal
Did you know you can change the keyboard shortcuts of almost any Mac app?
Every app that has a menu (like Safari, Finder, or Xcode) lets you run actions from there, and those actions often have shortcuts.
Did you know you can change the keyboard shortcuts of almost any Mac app?
Every app that has a menu (like Safari, Finder, or Xcode) lets you run actions from there, and those actions often have shortcuts.
September 8, 2025 at 11:47 AM
Change App Shortcuts from the Terminal
Did you know you can change the keyboard shortcuts of almost any Mac app?
Every app that has a menu (like Safari, Finder, or Xcode) lets you run actions from there, and those actions often have shortcuts.
Did you know you can change the keyboard shortcuts of almost any Mac app?
Every app that has a menu (like Safari, Finder, or Xcode) lets you run actions from there, and those actions often have shortcuts.
How Lynfo Works - Step by Step
1) Open your Xcode project in Lynfo so it knows where to apply formatting.
1) Open your Xcode project in Lynfo so it knows where to apply formatting.
September 5, 2025 at 2:07 PM
How Lynfo Works - Step by Step
1) Open your Xcode project in Lynfo so it knows where to apply formatting.
1) Open your Xcode project in Lynfo so it knows where to apply formatting.
Porto Santo 2025 🏖️🏖️🏖️
August 18, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Porto Santo 2025 🏖️🏖️🏖️