Plenty of Mac apps still run on an NSApplicationDelegate. The lifecycle works, the windows are wired up, and rewriting everything into the SwiftUI App protocol just to gain one settings window is hard to justify. The friction shows up the …
Every app that runs on an Apple device must be signed with a certificate. The signature tells the OS that the code comes from a known developer and hasn’t been tampered with. Xcode manages most of this automatically, but …
Distributing a macOS app outside the App Store requires notarization. Apple scans the app for malicious content and attaches a ticket to it so Gatekeeper can verify it offline. Without notarization, users on macOS 10.15 and later see a …
The default Terminal.app works, but it lacks the speed and features that modern development demands. A well-configured terminal setup makes navigation faster, Git operations visual, and file searching instant. This guide walks through …
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