Substacks recommended by Jacob Bartlett

Recommended by Jacob Bartlett

The Captain’s Blog on Swift, SwiftUI, and Apple Development

A Swift blog including iOS, and Xcode development content to build better mobile apps. Learn all basics and advanced topics with weekly new blog posts.

Loving Mo's content so far, looking forward to see where it goes!

- Jacob Bartlett

Curated iOS

By Artjoms Vorona

A weekly iOS newsletter covering topics like Live Activities, Push Notifications, Xcode, SwiftUI, UIKit, and more.

My favourite up-and-coming iOS blog, really excited to see where this goes!

- Jacob Bartlett

The Mobile Engineer

By Alex Bush

Mobile engineering from the inside. Real world software development best practices, techniques, architecture, software development lifecycle, process, and more. Useful for mobile engineers junior to senior, tech leads, engineering managers.

Really fun content from one of the most experienced mobile devs out there

- Jacob Bartlett

SwiftUI Weekly

By Majid Jabrayilov

The curated collection of links about SwiftUI. Delivered every Monday.

Hands-down the best way to stay up-to-date with the ever-changing landscape of SwiftUI development

- Jacob Bartlett

The Chip Letter

By Babbage

Computer history and architecture

The Chip Letter regularly posts stories from computing history. It's a brilliant resource for software engineers who want to learn about hardware and CPUs.

- Jacob Bartlett

Fatbobman's Swift Weekly

By Fatbobman(东坡肘子)

Share excellent articles about Swift, SwiftUI, Core Data, SwiftData every week

Fatbobman's in-depth articles get under the hood on iOS and SwiftUI topics like nobody else!

- Jacob Bartlett

Product Market Fit

By Guillermo Flor

Weekly actionable insights & resources to grow and fund your startup used by best in class companies like Notion, Stripe & OpenAI.

Guillermo’s wisdom is indispensable for anyone one day looking to create their own business

- Jacob Bartlett

Software Design: Tidy First?

By Kent Beck

Software design is an exercise in human relationships. So are all the other techniques we use to develop software. How can we geeks get better at technique as one way of getting better at relationships?

It's not an exaggeration to say that Kent Beck is one of the most influential engineers alive. It's a privilege to get his wisdom delivered to my inbox every week!

- Jacob Bartlett

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