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Structs in Swift: The Essential Building Blocks of Your Code

When we start programming, we quickly realize the need to organize our data and the actions we can perform on them. How can we represent a “User” with their name and email, a “Product” in an o...

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Debunking the Myths of the iOS Accessibility Inspector

One of the most commonly overlooked tools in iOS development is the XCode accessibility inspector. The inspector is a free tool that comes with XCode that you can use to help test your application for...

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I fixed iOS Safari’s scroll lock bug with just CSS (and made a React package for it)

If you've ever tried to disable body scrolling in iOS Safari when a modal opens... you know the pain.Most workarounds involve JavaScript, touchmove event listeners, or weird side effects. I wanted som...

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OMEGA-T: Advanced iOS Automation Beyond UI Interaction

This is an article about the OMEGA-T: An Orchestrated Mobile Environment Manipulation Framework for Scalable iOS Account Generation Analysis (Tinder Case Study)By Neverlow512 09 April 2025 Date of ori...

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🔥 React Native Auto Skeleton – Lightweight Skeleton Loader for React Native

Effortless Skeleton Loading in React Native: Introducing react-native-auto-skeleton Skeleton loaders are essential for improving perceived performance and user experience, especially in mobil...

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🧵 Improve UX in React Native with Native Fade Gradients

Smooth fade gradients at the edges of your content can make a huge difference in how users perceive scrolling interfaces. They hint at overflow, suggest direction, and provide a more polished look. Bu...

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Live iOS Reactions With SwiftUI’s Canvas

Canvas gives developers more control over rendering and performance by ignoring the core principles of SwiftUI. At Patreon, we used it to bring real-time emoji reactions to life in live videos.https:/...

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Frida vs. Obscured WebView: Diagnosing the Path to an iOS CAPTCHA Automation

This is Part 1 of a two-part series detailing how a major obstacle encountered during the OMEGA-T iOS automation research – an obscured WebView CAPTCHA – was diagnosed and ultimately overcome. Thi...

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⌚️ Apple Watch Series 10: Bigger, Thinner, Smarter. But is it worth the hype?

Here’s the scoop in 2025: • New 46mm size + thinner bezels = largest screen ever • LTPO 3 tech = smoother Always-On display • Bye-bye stainless steel, hello polished titanium • Sleep apnea d...

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Part 1: Packaging Our iOS SDK as a Binary Framework

Context Recently, a client approached us to integrate a banking app SDK into their existing mobile banking application. While I can’t share all the details due to NDA restrictions, the chal...

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Structs in Swift: The Essential Building Blocks of Your Code

Debunking the Myths of the iOS Accessibility Inspector

I fixed iOS Safari’s scroll lock bug with just CSS (and made a React package for it)

OMEGA-T: Advanced iOS Automation Beyond UI Interaction

🔥 React Native Auto Skeleton – Lightweight Skeleton Loader for React Native

🧵 Improve UX in React Native with Native Fade Gradients

Live iOS Reactions With SwiftUI’s Canvas

Frida vs. Obscured WebView: Diagnosing the Path to an iOS CAPTCHA Automation

⌚️ Apple Watch Series 10: Bigger, Thinner, Smarter. But is it worth the hype?

Part 1: Packaging Our iOS SDK as a Binary Framework

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