Just want to see if anyone else wants to try the iOS 26 @bridges beta. It’s adopting Liquid Glass and I’m slowly working on new features like shortcuts support.
Bridges is my app that lets you save things for later. It specializes in letting you create long lists of links with different formats. Great for podcast show notes and things like that.
Finally getting around to shortcuts ☺️. Feels good to be working on Bridges again 😁.
Alright finally starting to get the ball rolling on this one 🧐
If your on iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 and want an app to save things for later you can join the @bridges beta 🌁. I am super excited to be working on this again. I have some new features in the pipeline for it but this focuses on updating the UI for Liquid Glass.
If your on iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 and want an app to save things for later you can join the @bridges beta 🌁. I am super excited to be working on this again. I have some new features in the pipeline for it but this focuses on updating the UI for Liquid Glass.
Before and after iOS 26 has a long way to go still. But I’ve been liking Liquid Glass overall especially in beta 6. I want to bring my apps to adopt it. I miss putting more work into my first real app @bridges. I don’t have enough time to update the Mac version too. But I’m hoping to hit day 1 for the iPhone and iPad app.
Has anyone else found that the SwiftUI modifier .buttonStyle(.glassProminent) doesn't work properly on the iPad's sidebar using NavigationSplitView? This is running on beta 6. I'm trying to give the add folder button that look like I do in the middle column for adding a link to that selected folder.
Here's a cool new little feature: The success redirect URL from signup forms can now include Liquid tags. This means you could now redirect to example.com/$contact_email to show a personalized message! #emailmarketing #buildinpublic
Currency devaluation in action: Back in January, 8 USD was worth about 8 EUR.
The Dollar has since fallen so far that $8 now equals only €6.90. Unfortunately this means I have to raise the USD prices for new Keila XS subscriptions from $8 to $9.50.
TIL: Safari hides SVGs in Flexbox containers if they don't have an explicit width attribute. This seems like a bug to me.
svg {width: 100%} should fix the issue and hopefully not cause unexpectedly large images elsewhere🤞. #webdev #css #buildinpublic #webkit #opensource
https://github.com/pentacent/keila/commit/09254cb66319f996bfce8c3cfd251cfed76a7c1c
Another small bugfix: When an existing contact submits a form with double opt-in, they actually receive the confirmation email now: https://github.com/pentacent/keila/issues/441 #buildinpublic #opensource #bug
Small but powerful quality of life improvement suggested by @lislegaard and now live on Keila Cloud: When you create a new campaign, the settings from your latest previous campaign are automatically used as the default. https://github.com/pentacent/keila/issues/452 #buildinpublic #opensource
After years of watching other people write about software development, I decided that I wanted to give it a try too…
So I started a new blog!
To kick things off I wrote a (slightly belated) SwiftUI Wish List, but what I’m really looking forward to sharing is a new app I’m working on, and some of the development (mis)adventures I’ve had.
Read the first post here and let me know what you think: https://adevlog.com/2025/07/a-swiftui-wish-list/
After years of watching other people write about software development, I decided that I wanted to give it a try too…
So I started a new blog!
To kick things off I wrote a (slightly belated) SwiftUI Wish List, but what I’m really looking forward to sharing is a new app I’m working on, and some of the development (mis)adventures I’ve had.
Read the first post here and let me know what you think: https://adevlog.com/2025/07/a-swiftui-wish-list/
After years of watching other people write about software development, I decided that I wanted to give it a try too…
So I started a new blog!
To kick things off I wrote a (slightly belated) SwiftUI Wish List, but what I’m really looking forward to sharing is a new app I’m working on, and some of the development (mis)adventures I’ve had.
Read the first post here and let me know what you think: https://adevlog.com/2025/07/a-swiftui-wish-list/
Not gonna lie a little nervous with so much bad sentiment for iOS 26. Running on beta 4 this is where I have the current dev build of Bridges. My hope was to do a big design refresh and add some features. I think I’m gonna shelve the journal app I was working on for now.
This is the code I'm using for this.
After some trial and error I think this might be acceptable..
Has anyone else encountered weird ghosting for toolbar items? I have a very very simple project to reproduce it but I'm not sure if it's something I'm doing wrong or just SwiftUI. This is with Xcode beta 3 using liquid glass.
This is the code I'm using for this.
Has anyone else encountered weird ghosting for toolbar items? I have a very very simple project to reproduce it but I'm not sure if it's something I'm doing wrong or just SwiftUI. This is with Xcode beta 3 using liquid glass.
So I split responsibilities:
- privateId: a sequential bigserial, used only for db internal references
- id: a prefixed Nano ID like us_msny03yjrocv, used everywhere else
The prefix (e.g. us_, ag_, dn_) reveals the entity type. The rest is short, unambiguous, and random.
This setup delivers the best of both worlds:
- Fast joins and cache-friendly indexes
- Opaque, secure public IDs with great DX
No need to compromise.
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