Albums Matter was built with MusicKit, SwiftUI and Swift Data. On the accessibility front, it has full support for VoiceOver, Voice Control, and Dynamic Type.

My new iOS app is live! Albums Matter helps you rediscover the best albums of each year as selected by the global KEXP community. Browse 7500+ albums, 250+ lists and 90+ DJs going back 30+ years. Requires an active Apple Music subscription.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/albums-matter/id6757734568

Any examples of apps with good first time experiences for VoiceOver users?

Any apps that have crafted a VoiceOver specific onboarding, rather than just making the visual onboarding accessible?

I’m presenting tonight at Xcoders Seattle! My talk is called “Tapping Into Visual Intelligence in iOS 26“. We’ll be wiring up an app integration into the system using App Intents, Core Video and Vision frameworks. https://xcoders.org/2025/09/04/september-xcoders-presentations.html

Swift 6 concurrency migration in progress for Art Museum. One of the biggest areas is refactoring all the CloudKit code from completion handlers to async/await.

new  OS?!
cloudOS for server hardware/private cloud compute services

no developer story yet, maybe never, but imagine CloudKit offering serverless compute for 3P apps to run private inference jobs on bigger models

https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200563398/engineering-manager-systems-software

@settern hi! every time I try to login or access the new developer forums all roads lead here. same across multiple browsers, devices and Apple ids.

salt in the wound of no dub dub slack !

It fills me with sonic nerd joy knowing the Core Audio headers date back to 1985.

@mgorbach is there any way for me to make this behavior consistent?

I want to keep opensAppWhenRun to false, display the content in a snippet, but if a user taps the snippet it opens the app directly to that content (and Done button would dismiss it) . My intent is in an extension. Any guidance if this is doable? 🙏🏻

When you run a Shortcut with a visual Snippet from the Shortcuts app, it pops up as an overlay. You can tap the snippet, or the Done button to dismiss it.

But when you run the same Shortcut via Siri, the visual snippet appears without a Done button, and tapping the snippet opens the source app.