How to use:

0. Visit the GitHub link and quit Xcode if it’s open
1. Drop the templates into ~/Library/Developer
2. Reopen Xcode
3. Press Command + N (or go to File → New → File…)
4. Templates should be available under Source

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Minimalist Launcher, by Ankit Kumar

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A minimalist iOS home screen launcher meant to simplify your iPhone into a pseudo-dumbphone to combat doomscrolling and screen usage! 🧘📲🍃

Cardstock, by Kyle Fowler of Open Brace

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An app for scanning and valuing sports cards, with a version for Pokémon cards too! 👀🃏💹

FilmLab, by Develop and Fix, Inc.

www.filmlabapp.com

A mobile app for converting digital captures of film negatives into beautiful images using a custom processing engine! 🎞️ 📸 🖥️

Milk Diary, by @kayathomas.is

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A smart “milk management” app designed to help parents from the newborn stage to their child’s first birthday! 💗🧑🍼📊

Here’s the variable in question. It was shipped without declaring it to iOS/iPadOS 26 and crashed on devices running earlier software. They have added annotation in the most recent beta builds, however.

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Because of these inconsistent behaviors, we opted to turn it off. However, while UIKit exposes the property, we haven’t found a way to configure it in SwiftUI other than using introspection to access the UIKit under the hood.

And finally, a Three.js reverse engineer of Apple’s thermal logo effect: x.com/samhenrigold...

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