Sites like futuretap.com

A personal blog by software engineer Wouter Dijks on development, Azure DevOps, productivity and personal topics

A blog on iOS and Swift good practices, such as clean code and testability, explained with memes and quizzes

Drafts, a software tool for writing and sharing company communication, with sign-up and demo pages for teams

Marina's personal blog and newsletter on iOS development, Swift, git and software engineering, plus mentoring services

Swiftology, a blog by Alex Ozun on Swift programming, type-driven design, concurrency, testing and software design

Neil Macy's personal site: a software developer's blog on iOS and technical topics, with short fiction and his running app

SerialCoder.dev is a programming tutorial blog on SwiftUI, Swift, iOS and macOS development by Gabriel Theodoropoulos

Personal blog and portfolio by software engineer Wojciech Kulik on git, iOS and macOS development, Neovim, and his desktop apps

A personal blog and portfolio by iOS engineer Sagar Unagar on Swift, SwiftUI and iOS app development

A podcast by Leo Dion of BrightDigit exploring Apple technology and how businesses use it to empower staff

thatvirtualboy is a personal technology blog by an author covering enterprise virtualization, end-user computing, apps and gadgets

Tim Condon's blog and portfolio on server-side Swift, covering Vapor, open source work, conference talks and training

Alex's blog on Swift and iOS development, covering Swift 6 migration, SwiftPM, Xcode, and his open-source tools like Pulse

A blog by Leonardo, an iOS developer, with articles on Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode and iOS development tips

Daniel Saidi's personal site: a blog and portfolio on Apple-platform app development, Swift, SwiftUI and open-source tools

TrozWare is Troz's blog and app catalogue on Swift, macOS and iOS development, plus books and AI notes by Sarah Reichelt

A weekly English-language newsletter by iOS engineer Tiago Henriques on Swift, SwiftUI and Apple platform development, with curated dev articles

A blog and podcast by iOS software developer Ben Dalton on app development, Swift, and consulting services (name check: AppForce1 by a developer)

OSNews, a long-running news and discussion site covering operating systems, computing, software development and technology news

BrightDigit is a Swift app development studio, with articles, a podcast and Apple-platform products, founded in 2012 by Leo Dion

Personal site of Ryan Token, a Swift developer writing a blog and building iOS and macOS apps

Opinion newsletter by technology journalist Tim Culpan on the tech industry, chip makers and Asian business

Fatbobman's Blog by Xu Yang, a weekly newsletter and blog on Swift, SwiftUI and Apple platform development

A weekly blog about iOS development and Swift programming by Sarun Wongpatcharapakorn, an iOS developer

Becky Hansmeyer's personal blog on Apple development and Swift, with writing on her indie Mac and iOS apps

Mysk Blog: independent cybersecurity and mobile app privacy research posts, including WebKit leak and macOS sandbox vulnerability disclosures, by Mysk

Nil Coalescing is a New Zealand software studio blog and app portfolio on native Apple platform development by Natalia Panferova and Matthaus Woolard

A consumer technology newsletter on Substack by Matt Swider, with tech news and product reviews

A weekly blog on Xcode, iOS and Swift development by Antoine van der Lee, called SwiftLee

Securosis, an information security research and advisory firm with a blog on cloud and AI security, research and training

Simon Collison's personal website, a blog and journal by a designer, writer, artist and musician named Colly

Jonathan Snook's personal site, a blog, journal and web design and code playground at Snook.ca

Michael Tsai's blog on Mac and iPhone software development, Apple news, and tech commentary, running since 2004

Puppygames, an independent video game studio's site with news, blog, press assets and games such as Paladin and Ultratron

SwiftWasm, a project and toolchain for compiling Swift code to WebAssembly so it runs in browsers