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• Post #3900610

  I installed iPadOS 27 beta 3 on my iPad yesterday. Loving it so far. Much less buggy than iPadOS 26 and looks better too.

• Post #2234460

  Escape from Tutorial Hell is now available! Read all about it and check out a free sample at https://troz.net/post/2025/new-book:-escape-from-tutorial-hell/ Buy it from Gumroad at https://sarahreichelt.gumroad.com/l/iqdry If you bought the pre-release, you can update now through your Gumroad library. And if you've had time to read any of it, I'd really appreciate a rating or review. Please boost this post as the book is not in my usual style and will appeal to a broader aud...

• Post #1897045

  Recently, I was working with units and unit conversions in Swift. After a while, I then remembered that Swift has a built-in structure for doing this: `Measurement`. This is so good and so under-appreciated that I thought it deserved its own article: https://troz.net/post/2025/swift-measurements/

• Post #1164726

  Over the course of writing my books and apps, I've frequently had to wrestle with the Mac app sandbox. I've just published an article tying together all the techniques I use, with a sample app on GitHub. I hope Mac developers find this useful. https://troz.net/post/2026/playing_mac_sandbox/ https://github.com/trozware/mac-app-sandbox #macOS #Sandbox #AppStore

• Post #989467

  Kodeco is having their spring sale, so if you were thinking of grabbing my macOS Apprentice book, now would be a great time. Spoiler alert: there's an update in the final stages of editing, so if you buy now, the update is included in the discounted price. https://www.kodeco.com/books/macos-apprentice #macOS #Kodeco

• Post #926744

  As promised in my SwiftUI for Mac 2025 article, here is a more detailed article about SwiftUI's new WebView. https://troz.net/post/2025/swiftui-webview/ The SwiftUI team have done an amazing job on this, and I can't wait to start using it in my apps and books. #Swift #SwiftUI #WebView