Lausbert

I know this is not stackoverflow but I guess this place is crowded with people that have more insights into apples internals.

I discovered a serious iOS bug:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79905933/ipados-26-crash-when-floating-num-pad-in-presented-view

This has to bother thousands of developers and users. How would you approach this? File a radar? I only heard negative stuff about that. Contact your friends at apple? Well I don’t have any. What is your way to go?

I want to release an macOS-App via my own website. I want a nice responsive website which shows some static content (Videos, Images, Text) about the app. Additionaly I want to have a download area, where you can find all released versions with changelogs. This download area should be automatically generated and updated, when I push a new version to my repository on Github. Changelogs should be generated based on squashed commit messages.

Which tech stack would you prefer? For example is WP extendable enough to achieve described goal? I also wanted to learn Typescript and react in the past, but this might be an overkill.

Background: iOS-Developer with currently no serious experience in web development.

It deeply urges me to get serious with Swift compiler development, especially after reading https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17649301

Do you have any good advice where to start? Does it make sense to start playing with https://github.com/apple/swift/tree/master/lib/Parse ?

Background: No previous experiences with compilers or similar complex topics. All I did so far was building applications with Swift and Python.

I recently started to work as an iOS Developer and so far I am only used to MVC. I also read about MVVM including coordinators and other more sophisticated stuff, but I still wonder how a well architectured iOS looks in real life. Is their a favorite iOS Application you would recommend to dive in? It would be nice if their are some views or view controllers included. And please don’t get me wrong. I am not asking for THE best architecture. I know that you have to be pragmatic some times.