Apple Just Open-Sourced the 'Skills API' Everyone Assumed Was a Claude Thing
Apple's new foundation-models-utilities package brings a Skills API, history compaction, and a chat-completions bridge to Swift's Foundation Models framework. Here's what's actually in the box, and how it maps onto BrewLog.
The Keynote Made You Cry. The State of the Union Gave You Homework. Five Things That Actually Change Your iOS Workflow.
WWDC 2026 State of the Union broke open the developer toolbox: free Private Cloud Compute for indie devs, Foundation Models going open source, Xcode 27's Device Hub killing Simulator, agentic coding with Claude and Gemini inside your IDE, and SwiftUI finally caching images like it should have from day one.
Tim Cook Wiped a Tear, Siri Got a Google Brain, and Apple Shipped a Transparency Slider. WWDC 2026, Honestly.
The WWDC 2026 keynote just happened. Tim Cook's emotional farewell, Siri rebuilt on Gemini, Core AI replacing Core ML, Xcode 27 going full MCP, and Liquid Glass finally getting a slider. Here's what actually matters for your iOS codebase — no press release fluff.
Your App Just Got an Eviction Notice: Liquid Glass Is Mandatory in iOS 27
Apple confirmed Liquid Glass is non-negotiable in Xcode 27. Your custom tab bars, navigation views, and carefully crafted layouts are about to meet a wrecking ball called UIDropShadowView. Here's exactly what breaks, what the timeline looks like, and how to survive the migration before WWDC drops on June 8.