12. CNN / Warner Bros. Discovery (USA, Canada)
CNN is a division of Warner Bros. Discovery.
CNN Worldwide, founded in 1980 and now a division of Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ: WBD), is a global news organization delivering TV and digital programming (CNN, CNN International, CNN en Español, CNN Original Series/Films, CNN Digital) to audiences in 200+ countries and territories, with CNN Newsource partnering with 1,000+ outlets.
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Staff Software Developer (iOS), 3+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Senior Software Developer - iOS, 5+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Software Developer II - iOS, 2+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Senior Software Engineer - tvOS/iOS, 5+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Software Developer II - tvOS/iOS, 2+
- Bellevue, Washington (hybrid) - Senior Software Engineer (iOS), 5+
$119,700.00 - $222,300.00 salary per year
- Atlanta, Georgia (hybrid) - Software Engineer II - iOS, 2+
13. Garmin (Chandler, Arizona)
Garmin (NASDAQ: GRMN) is a global navigation and wearables technology company founded in 1989 in the Kansas City area, developing GPS-powered products across automotive, aviation, marine, outdoor and fitness markets with offices worldwide.
- iOS / Android Software Engineer 2, 1+
- other iOS openings
14. Target (USA, India)
Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) is a Minneapolis-based U.S. retailer founded in 1902, operating ~1,950+ stores nationwide with 400,000+ employees and known for value-led, design-forward assortments and community giving.
- Brooklyn Park, MN, US - Engineer - iOS, 1+
$73,200.00 - $131,700.00
- Brooklyn Park, MN, US - Sr Engineer - iOS, 5+
$95,000.00 - $171,000.00
- India, Bangalore - Senior Engineer - iOS, 5+
15. Credit Genie (New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, on-site)
Credit Genie is a mobile-first financial wellness platform founded in 2019 by Ed Harycki that uses AI to deliver personalized insights and tools - like instant cash access and credit-building - backed by Khosla Ventures to help users achieve long-term financial stability.
- $200K – $250K • Offers Equity • Offers Bonus
Staff iOS Engineer, 8+
16. Spotify (London or Stockholm)
- There will be some in-person meetings, but still allows for flexibility to work from home.
Senior iOS Engineer - Automation and GenAI
17. VO2 (Paris, France, hybrid)
VO2 Group is an AI-first tech and digital consulting firm, the independent leader in customer and employee experience, operating in 9 countries and recognized with awards including Salesforce Impact Partner 2024, Les Échos Growth & Innovation Champions (2024–2025), and Fortune’s Most Innovative Company in Europe.
- fluent in both English and French, spoken and written
Développeur iOS
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Daily REMOTE iOS job updates + iOS interview prep materials on the private Patreon page
“iOS (Swift) Jobs” → https://patreon.com/iOSjobs
Join for just €2(+VAT)/ month - about the price of a coffee ☕️
CNN is a division of Warner Bros. Discovery.
CNN Worldwide, founded in 1980 and now a division of Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ: WBD), is a global news organization delivering TV and digital programming (CNN, CNN International, CNN en Español, CNN Original Series/Films, CNN Digital) to audiences in 200+ countries and territories, with CNN Newsource partnering with 1,000+ outlets.
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Staff Software Developer (iOS), 3+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Senior Software Developer - iOS, 5+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Software Developer II - iOS, 2+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Senior Software Engineer - tvOS/iOS, 5+
- Kanata, Ontario (hybrid) - Software Developer II - tvOS/iOS, 2+
- Bellevue, Washington (hybrid) - Senior Software Engineer (iOS), 5+
$119,700.00 - $222,300.00 salary per year
- Atlanta, Georgia (hybrid) - Software Engineer II - iOS, 2+
13. Garmin (Chandler, Arizona)
Garmin (NASDAQ: GRMN) is a global navigation and wearables technology company founded in 1989 in the Kansas City area, developing GPS-powered products across automotive, aviation, marine, outdoor and fitness markets with offices worldwide.
- iOS / Android Software Engineer 2, 1+
- other iOS openings
14. Target (USA, India)
Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) is a Minneapolis-based U.S. retailer founded in 1902, operating ~1,950+ stores nationwide with 400,000+ employees and known for value-led, design-forward assortments and community giving.
- Brooklyn Park, MN, US - Engineer - iOS, 1+
$73,200.00 - $131,700.00
- Brooklyn Park, MN, US - Sr Engineer - iOS, 5+
$95,000.00 - $171,000.00
- India, Bangalore - Senior Engineer - iOS, 5+
15. Credit Genie (New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, on-site)
Credit Genie is a mobile-first financial wellness platform founded in 2019 by Ed Harycki that uses AI to deliver personalized insights and tools - like instant cash access and credit-building - backed by Khosla Ventures to help users achieve long-term financial stability.
- $200K – $250K • Offers Equity • Offers Bonus
Staff iOS Engineer, 8+
16. Spotify (London or Stockholm)
- There will be some in-person meetings, but still allows for flexibility to work from home.
Senior iOS Engineer - Automation and GenAI
17. VO2 (Paris, France, hybrid)
VO2 Group is an AI-first tech and digital consulting firm, the independent leader in customer and employee experience, operating in 9 countries and recognized with awards including Salesforce Impact Partner 2024, Les Échos Growth & Innovation Champions (2024–2025), and Fortune’s Most Innovative Company in Europe.
- fluent in both English and French, spoken and written
Développeur iOS
____________________________________
Daily REMOTE iOS job updates + iOS interview prep materials on the private Patreon page
“iOS (Swift) Jobs” → https://patreon.com/iOSjobs
Join for just €2(+VAT)/ month - about the price of a coffee ☕️
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GSoC 2025 Showcase: Swiftly support in VS Code
This post announces Swiftly integration in the VS Code Swift extension.
Developers can now:
- Switch Swift toolchains with one click (shown in the status bar)
- Install new toolchains inside VS Code with live progress
- Auto-detect .swift-version and get prompted to switch
- Work on both macOS and Linux
It also notes Swiftly CLI updates (machine-readable JSON output, JSONL progress updates, improved error messages), and the features are already shipping.
This post announces Swiftly integration in the VS Code Swift extension.
Developers can now:
- Switch Swift toolchains with one click (shown in the status bar)
- Install new toolchains inside VS Code with live progress
- Auto-detect .swift-version and get prompted to switch
- Work on both macOS and Linux
It also notes Swiftly CLI updates (machine-readable JSON output, JSONL progress updates, improved error messages), and the features are already shipping.
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From Swift to Mojo and high-performance AI Engineering with Chris Lattner
Chris Lattner discusses his journey from creating LLVM and Swift to building Mojo and Modular’s AI stack.
He explains lessons from Swift, why compilers matter, and how Mojo lowers the barrier to high-performance AI on CPUs and GPUs.
Chris Lattner discusses his journey from creating LLVM and Swift to building Mojo and Modular’s AI stack.
He explains lessons from Swift, why compilers matter, and how Mojo lowers the barrier to high-performance AI on CPUs and GPUs.
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Apple Hello Developer, November 2025
1. Discover how apps are using the new design and Liquid Glass
Explore a new visual gallery to find how teams of all sizes are taking advantage of the new design and Liquid Glass to create natural, responsive experiences across Apple platforms
2. Swift Student Challenge
Submissions open February 6-28, 2026
3. TestFlight support for Managed Apple Accounts
Managed Apple Accounts can now access TestFlight for beta testing, providing a seamless development experience and enabling organizations to leverage the security and data management capabilities of Managed Apple Accounts
4. Documentation
- Significant Change API under PermissionKit
- New age rating property type in StoreKit
- Enabling enhanced security for your app
- Downlink time difference of arrival ranging
- Digital Credentials API – Mobile Document Provider
5. Technotes
- Handling account deletions and revoking tokens for Sign in with Apple
- Managing the on-device foundation model’s context window
- USB audio device design considerations
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the full release
1. Discover how apps are using the new design and Liquid Glass
Explore a new visual gallery to find how teams of all sizes are taking advantage of the new design and Liquid Glass to create natural, responsive experiences across Apple platforms
2. Swift Student Challenge
Submissions open February 6-28, 2026
3. TestFlight support for Managed Apple Accounts
Managed Apple Accounts can now access TestFlight for beta testing, providing a seamless development experience and enabling organizations to leverage the security and data management capabilities of Managed Apple Accounts
4. Documentation
- Significant Change API under PermissionKit
- New age rating property type in StoreKit
- Enabling enhanced security for your app
- Downlink time difference of arrival ranging
- Digital Credentials API – Mobile Document Provider
5. Technotes
- Handling account deletions and revoking tokens for Sign in with Apple
- Managing the on-device foundation model’s context window
- USB audio device design considerations
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the full release
Creative Coding: Randomness and Noise
This article explores creative coding with Swift/SwiftUI, using Canvas, Path, and TimelineView to build evolving visuals. It shows how randomness and noise (uniform, biased, Perlin, etc.) distort shapes and motion to create organic, “unexpected beauty.”
- It presents the basic SwiftUI tools: Canvas (drawing), Path (geometry), and TimelineView (motion/time).
- The idea: beauty emerges from layering simple procedures - shape, animation, randomness - and constant iteration.
- A NoiseGenerator protocol is introduced to easily swap different noise algorithms.
- Noise types are covered: uniform (sharp, chaotic) and non-uniform/biased (softer, more “alive”).
- It shows how to add noise to path point coordinates to organically distort shapes.
- To balance unpredictability with smoothness, deterministic noise (Perlin, Simplex, Worley) is recommended.
- Device sensors (motion, microphone, camera) can be used as variation sources, and you can vary speed, color, stroke width, and size.
Main takeaway: by combining structure and randomness, code becomes a “living” system where each run yields new, unexpectedly beautiful behavior.
This article explores creative coding with Swift/SwiftUI, using Canvas, Path, and TimelineView to build evolving visuals. It shows how randomness and noise (uniform, biased, Perlin, etc.) distort shapes and motion to create organic, “unexpected beauty.”
- It presents the basic SwiftUI tools: Canvas (drawing), Path (geometry), and TimelineView (motion/time).
- The idea: beauty emerges from layering simple procedures - shape, animation, randomness - and constant iteration.
- A NoiseGenerator protocol is introduced to easily swap different noise algorithms.
- Noise types are covered: uniform (sharp, chaotic) and non-uniform/biased (softer, more “alive”).
- It shows how to add noise to path point coordinates to organically distort shapes.
- To balance unpredictability with smoothness, deterministic noise (Perlin, Simplex, Worley) is recommended.
- Device sensors (motion, microphone, camera) can be used as variation sources, and you can vary speed, color, stroke width, and size.
Main takeaway: by combining structure and randomness, code becomes a “living” system where each run yields new, unexpectedly beautiful behavior.
SwiftUI Tip
In iOS 26, toolbars use a glass background by default.
To remove it, use .sharedBackgroundVisibility(.hidden)
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In iOS 26, toolbars use a glass background by default.
To remove it, use .sharedBackgroundVisibility(.hidden)
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SwiftUI Tip
When you apply the liquid glass style to a custom view, you can also customize its tint color.
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When you apply the liquid glass style to a custom view, you can also customize its tint color.
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iOS Dev Tip
Display large numbers in a clean and readable way using .notation(.compactName).
Great for follower counts, views, and app analytics.
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Display large numbers in a clean and readable way using .notation(.compactName).
Great for follower counts, views, and app analytics.
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SwiftUI Tip
In iOS 15.0+, you can prevent users from swiping down to dismiss a sheet using .interactiveDismissDisabled().
Perfect for preventing accidental closes - especially in paywalls.
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In iOS 15.0+, you can prevent users from swiping down to dismiss a sheet using .interactiveDismissDisabled().
Perfect for preventing accidental closes - especially in paywalls.
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High Level Anatomy of a Camera Capturing Session
This article maps the AVFoundation capture flow - inputs → AVCaptureSession → preview layer and outputs (photo, video, processing) - and defines the roles of AVCaptureSession, AVCaptureDeviceInput, AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer, AVCaptureOutput, AVCapturePhotoSettings, and AVCaptureConnection.
It explains photo capture being asynchronous and high-res vs low-res preview, the display path (AVCapturePhoto → CGImage → SwiftUI Image → display or PHAsset), and the difference between capture settings and stream settings.
It also notes Simulator limits (RocketSim workaround) and pitfalls in Apple’s sample code.
This article maps the AVFoundation capture flow - inputs → AVCaptureSession → preview layer and outputs (photo, video, processing) - and defines the roles of AVCaptureSession, AVCaptureDeviceInput, AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer, AVCaptureOutput, AVCapturePhotoSettings, and AVCaptureConnection.
It explains photo capture being asynchronous and high-res vs low-res preview, the display path (AVCapturePhoto → CGImage → SwiftUI Image → display or PHAsset), and the difference between capture settings and stream settings.
It also notes Simulator limits (RocketSim workaround) and pitfalls in Apple’s sample code.
SwiftUI Tip
In iOS 26.0+, use backgroundExtensionEffect() to softly mirror and extend a view’s edges, creating a seamless, continuous background.
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In iOS 26.0+, use backgroundExtensionEffect() to softly mirror and extend a view’s edges, creating a seamless, continuous background.
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Android Doesn't Deserve Swift-But We Did It Anyway
Pierluigi Cifani shows how his team brought Swift to Android with Skip, leveraging the open-source Foundation and two modes (transpile or native-compile) to share business logic.
He details fixes for Foundation imports, gating iOS-only code, generating JNI bindings, and calling Swift from Kotlin; in production he swapped URLSession for an OkHttp wrapper and shipped Nuritas.
He outlines trade-offs (bigger APKs, slower cycles), demonstrates sharing view models and even SwiftUI on Android, and urges Apple and the community to support Swift on Android.
Pierluigi Cifani shows how his team brought Swift to Android with Skip, leveraging the open-source Foundation and two modes (transpile or native-compile) to share business logic.
He details fixes for Foundation imports, gating iOS-only code, generating JNI bindings, and calling Swift from Kotlin; in production he swapped URLSession for an OkHttp wrapper and shipped Nuritas.
He outlines trade-offs (bigger APKs, slower cycles), demonstrates sharing view models and even SwiftUI on Android, and urges Apple and the community to support Swift on Android.
iOS Dev Tip
You can monitor your app’s thermal state to adjust performance when the device gets too warm - just check:
ProcessInfo.processInfo.thermalState
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You can monitor your app’s thermal state to adjust performance when the device gets too warm - just check:
ProcessInfo.processInfo.thermalState
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When should you use an actor?
The author explains when to use Swift actors: only for non-Sendable shared state that needs atomic mutations and can’t run on an existing actor/MainActor.
He warns that actors force asynchronous access and add complexity, so prefer classes or MainActor unless those conditions truly hold.
The author explains when to use Swift actors: only for non-Sendable shared state that needs atomic mutations and can’t run on an existing actor/MainActor.
He warns that actors force asynchronous access and add complexity, so prefer classes or MainActor unless those conditions truly hold.
Introducing Temporal Swift SDK: Building durable and reliable workflows
Franz Busch announced the open-source Temporal Swift SDK, which brings durable workflow orchestration to Swift with async/await, structured concurrency, strong typing, and macros.
The post highlights durable execution (workflows resume after failures), a clear split between deterministic workflows and idempotent activities, and links to documentation and examples with an open invitation to contribute.
Franz Busch announced the open-source Temporal Swift SDK, which brings durable workflow orchestration to Swift with async/await, structured concurrency, strong typing, and macros.
The post highlights durable execution (workflows resume after failures), a clear split between deterministic workflows and idempotent activities, and links to documentation and examples with an open invitation to contribute.
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Swift Tip
Working with arrays or nested objects?
Use dump() instead of print() - it displays the data in a clear, structured, and readable format.
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Working with arrays or nested objects?
Use dump() instead of print() - it displays the data in a clear, structured, and readable format.
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