The creation of a business layer over #Homebrew, allowing the maintainers to work full-time on what they love, inspired us to pursue a similar path for Tuist:
https://mikemcquaid.com/two-years-building-workbrew-a-remote-first-enterprise-homebrew-startup/
@swifttoolkit @kattouf Future blog post about Sake? :)
If you are curious about the plans we have for Tuist, the role we think it’ll play in organizations building apps, and how open source fits into it, you might like this one:
https://pepicrft.me/blog/2025/04/02/tuist-plans
At a certain scale, investing in tools becomes more crucial than adding resources. Neglecting this can drain your developers' time and creative energy.
This is why we're committed to highlighting the ROI at @tuistdev. Discover the time savings you're achieving with us in CI and local setups. How do those savings convert into monetary value? These figures not only enhance brand visibility but also simplify sales discussions.
A common misconception is that adding more developers boosts efficiency. However, this often results in poor ROI and coordination challenges that hinder productivity. Developer hours are costly, and larger teams can complicate workflows.
Just watched “Das Licht” and I loved it. I liked the story, the rhythm, and of course Berlin the location.
@marekfort and Blaue Bohne’s “Cold Brew”? 😅
Does anyone know an open source project that acts as an RSS client and also an inbox to receive newsletter issues?
I lean on open source whenever possible, and we want the same model for Tuist. The mobile development tooling scene is becoming a bit stagnant and abusive. Why? There's too much proprietary innovation.
Second, prices become fairer, and abusive pricing and sales models are less common, as this would lead the community to create cheaper alternatives.
First, it leads to more commodities, making innovation cheaper and more frequent. This isn't the case with proprietary technology.
Obtaining the financial means to contribute more to open source is incredibly tough, but once achieved, it becomes a game-changer for a particular field.
@dmnelson it was a bit of an inflection point in life, and the startup that I worked for gave me the option to work from here.
10 years ago I moved to Berlin. Time flies 😅
@wahoonie buenos días!
Will tariffs make Starbucks coffee and stop people from buying it? 🧐