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L10N.md: localization built like we ship software

Existing localization tools take content out of the repository and translate it in environments where changes can't be validated. We tried Crowdin and Weblate, none of them felt right. So we built our own system on top of LLMs, with the repository as the source of truth and a lockfile to keep things incremental.

Releasing Tuist 2.0

In this post, we share more details about this new major version of the project, 2.0, and present the direction we are taking as we move towards 3.0.

Introducing plugins

Plugins is a new feature that allows reusing Tuist building blocks across repositories. In this blog post we present the feature and how teams can leverage it to share project description helpers.

Next for Tuist

It's a wrap for 2020. In this blog post we share the vision of Tuist for 2021. We'll bring support for plugins, improve and standardize the integration of third party dependencies, add support for selective building and testing, and much more.

Interview with Angry Nerds - Project description helpers are a game changer for modular apps

In this blog post we interview Marcel from Angry Nerds, a custom software development company based in Wrocław, Poland. Marcel talks about a wide range of topics which includes their workflows, preferred code patterns and architecture, and their testing strategy.

Interview with George Tsifrikas - What led us to modularize Workable's project was high build times

In this interview of apps at scale we interview George Tsifrikas, iOS team lead at Workable. He shares his experience growing their Xcode project into a modular app, how they use reactive programming extensively throughout the app, and the testing strategies that they follow to ship new features with confidence.

1.18.0 Himalaya - Documentation generation, Swift interface for accessing resources, and code linting

Tuist 1.18.0 is packed with interesting automatomation feature that will streamline developers' workflows further. This new version provides commands for auto-generating documentation and linting the Swift code, and integrates the generation of Swift interfaces for resources into the project generation.

1.14.0 Spezi, a release packed with improvements

In this blog post we present the improvements and bug fixes that we included in the version of Tuist 1.14.0

Local caching of frameworks with Tuist 1.13.0 Bella Vita

In this blog post we introduce Tuist 1.13.0 Bella Vita. It's is a huge leap forward for Tuist because it introduces a new feature, local cache, to help teams speed up their buidls. This version also ships with significant improvements and some bug fixes.

Interview with Franz Busch - We are now using Combine as our Reactive framework and it makes development so much better

In this interview we talk with Franz Busch, iOS Developer at Sixt, a mobility provider. Franz shares how the adoption of the RIBs and Combine significantly improved the development experience and allowed them to have a very good test coverage.