Oscar Moreno
@oscarmoreno.com
iOS Dev Coding and writing about Apple dev and Swift
👨🏻💻Indie apps as side projects
📱My apps: https://oscarmoreno.com/apps
👨🏻💻Indie apps as side projects
📱My apps: https://oscarmoreno.com/apps
One Swift Thing is a simple Swift newsletter to help you keep learning without stress.
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One Swift Thing
One email. One essential. Every week. Looking for a Swift newsletter that saves you time and gives you the most important update of the week?
One Swift Thing is for you.
Each week, I check the best Swift newsletters —covering Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode, tools, productivity and more— and pick just one article. The one I think is most useful for Apple developers.
🧭 Why only one thing? Because learning one thing every week is better than reading a lot once and then nothing for months.
One Swift Thing is a simple Swift newsletter to help you keep learning without stress.
oscarmoreno.com
August 31, 2025 at 6:57 PM
One Swift Thing is a simple Swift newsletter to help you keep learning without stress.
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And, Claude also displays that it is 3.5 instead of 4 🤔
August 29, 2025 at 6:56 AM
And, Claude also displays that it is 3.5 instead of 4 🤔
Is this a winning strategy for generating app ideas? How would you make it even better?
August 27, 2025 at 12:54 PM
Is this a winning strategy for generating app ideas? How would you make it even better?
After that, you’d need to evaluate if the cost (effort, time) is worth the potential market — for example, with a quick SEO or ASO analysis. 🕵️♂️
August 27, 2025 at 12:54 PM
After that, you’d need to evaluate if the cost (effort, time) is worth the potential market — for example, with a quick SEO or ASO analysis. 🕵️♂️
Why “much”?
Because usually, if something only changes a little, it’s not enough reason to switch apps.
The improvement must be considerable. 📈
Because usually, if something only changes a little, it’s not enough reason to switch apps.
The improvement must be considerable. 📈
August 27, 2025 at 12:54 PM
Why “much”?
Because usually, if something only changes a little, it’s not enough reason to switch apps.
The improvement must be considerable. 📈
Because usually, if something only changes a little, it’s not enough reason to switch apps.
The improvement must be considerable. 📈
Maybe by adding AI to get better results, 🤖🦾
or by making them much simpler, ✂️
or by making them look way more beautiful. 🪄
or by making them much simpler, ✂️
or by making them look way more beautiful. 🪄
August 27, 2025 at 12:54 PM
Maybe by adding AI to get better results, 🤖🦾
or by making them much simpler, ✂️
or by making them look way more beautiful. 🪄
or by making them much simpler, ✂️
or by making them look way more beautiful. 🪄
Now comes the key question:
Can I make any of them better? 🤔
Can I make any of them better? 🤔
August 27, 2025 at 12:54 PM
Now comes the key question:
Can I make any of them better? 🤔
Can I make any of them better? 🤔
These are the apps you:
• Need ❤️
• Like 🙂
For one reason or another, you already know them well — and you probably know their market, or at least their users.
• Need ❤️
• Like 🙂
For one reason or another, you already know them well — and you probably know their market, or at least their users.
August 27, 2025 at 12:54 PM
These are the apps you:
• Need ❤️
• Like 🙂
For one reason or another, you already know them well — and you probably know their market, or at least their users.
• Need ❤️
• Like 🙂
For one reason or another, you already know them well — and you probably know their market, or at least their users.
Open your phone and review your apps.
Or even better, on iPhone, go to Battery settings — you’ll see your apps ordered by usage time. 👀
Or even better, on iPhone, go to Battery settings — you’ll see your apps ordered by usage time. 👀
August 27, 2025 at 12:54 PM
Open your phone and review your apps.
Or even better, on iPhone, go to Battery settings — you’ll see your apps ordered by usage time. 👀
Or even better, on iPhone, go to Battery settings — you’ll see your apps ordered by usage time. 👀
Each week, I check the best Swift newsletters —covering Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode, tools, productivity and more— and pick just one article for you.
If you wanna learn something new about Swift/SwiftUI every week, One Swift Thing is for you.
Subscribe in 👇
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Subscribe in 👇
oscarmoreno.com/newsletter/
One Swift Thing
One email. One essential. Every week. Looking for a Swift newsletter that saves you time and gives you the most important update of the week?
One Swift Thing is for you.
Each week, I check the best Swift newsletters —covering Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode, tools, productivity and more— and pick just one article. The one I think is most useful for Apple developers.
🧭 Why only one thing? Because learning one thing every week is better than reading a lot once and then nothing for months.
One Swift Thing is a simple Swift newsletter to help you keep learning without stress.
oscarmoreno.com
August 23, 2025 at 7:08 AM
Each week, I check the best Swift newsletters —covering Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode, tools, productivity and more— and pick just one article for you.
If you wanna learn something new about Swift/SwiftUI every week, One Swift Thing is for you.
Subscribe in 👇
oscarmoreno.com/newsletter/
If you wanna learn something new about Swift/SwiftUI every week, One Swift Thing is for you.
Subscribe in 👇
oscarmoreno.com/newsletter/