thought i'd built a very simple iOS app during Christmas, then spent most of the time on this screen

will probably not finish the app (HomeKit APIs are worse than I expected), but came out pretty cool!

working on a video i teased back in May because i REFUSE to end the year without having made anything better than the mario video from last year

wip

lil SwiftUI detail from my work-in-progress bookmarking app

back at it again

learning iOS dev has been a big unlock for so many reasons, but one of my favs is making lil apps to solve everyday problems for example, "i saw a tweet about that a month ago, let me find it"

Really liked @JordanAmblin's underlay concept, so I thought I'd bring it to life in SwiftUI (ft. sick blur and drag animations) code linked below ↓🔗

Couldn't help but build @samdape's TextOS Twitter concept into a "real" app (link to code in thread). includes some fun details, like a dithering shader to make the images fit in better with the text, or the lil drag interaction to switch tabs ✨

✨ finally started learning SwiftUI! my first app is a very simple "talk with AI" interaction, inspired by @romainhuet's DevDay demo. it's very simple, but it works! And if you know Swift, please look through the code and lmk what you'd do differently! http://github.com/m1guelpf/indigo

Most of the World ID integrations so far have been on the web or mobile, since that's what we have SDKs for. But if you're building something else (like a macOS app, CLI tool or even an app for visionOS), there's now also a Rust SDK 🦀 https://github.com/worldcoin/idkit-rs