Awesome newsletters for iOS and Swift developers in 2022

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I am a Software Engineer working on open source and enterprise mobile SDKs for iOS and MacOS developers written in Swift. From 🇩🇪 and happily living in 🇺🇸
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WWDC26 kicked off on June 8, 2026. The information in this article reflects the information published by Apple on that date. There are 14 new frameworks. Name Description AccessoryAccess Manage

WWDC25 kicked off on June 9, 2025. The information in this article reflects the information published by Apple on that date. New Frameworks NameDescription AlarmKitSchedule prominent alarms and countdowns to help people manage their time. AVR...

WWDC25 is almost here, and I couldn’t be more excited! Whether you're attending the official events, community meetups, or just soaking in the energy around Cupertino, there’s no better time to connect, share ideas, and celebrate everything we love a...

In this blog post, I’ll share an observation and advice regarding the caching behavior of network responses by Apple’s APIs. If you are unfamiliar with caching of network responses then I recommend Apple’s article Accessing cached data that introduce...
WWDC24 kicked off on June 10, 2024. The information in this article reflects the information published by Apple on that date. New Frameworks NameDescription AccessorySetupKitUse AccessorySetupKit to discover accessories with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi...

Every day many articles, tips, and updates get published on the web relevant to iOS and Swift developers. It's easy to overlook insightful articles. Thankfully there are fantastic community members who collect the most exciting and valuable bits of information and make them easily accessible in the form of newsletters.
The following are my** personal favorites of actively maintained and well-curated newsletters**. I firmly believe that you will find them helpful.
If you know about other thoughtful newsletters, then please leave a comment or reach out to me on Twitter.
One of the most popular newsletters is iOS Dev Weekly by Dave Verwer. I love his insightful comment at the beginning of every issue. A variety powerpack of valuable information is shared in the following categories: News, Tools, Code, Jobs

You probably heard of SwiftLee Weekly by Antoine van der Lee. If not, then you are missing out! It is an excellent weekly newsletter with Swift curated content, sent out every Tuesday.

The Swift Programming Language constantly evolves thanks to proposals submitted, reviewed and implemented by the open-source community. Swift Evolution Monthly by Cihat Gündüz keeps you informed about the latest activities in Swift Evolution.

A must-subscribe for any SwiftUI developers is the curated newsletter SwiftUI Weekly by Majid Jabrayilov.

Marina Gornostaeva publishes bite-sized code improvement tips from the Apple developer community in her Bi-weekly newsletter iOS Code Review.

I recently started to publish a bi-weekly newsletter to give you the latest updates in popular and unknown open source projects written or related to Swift. You can subscribe to my newsletter here.

New helpful and time-saving developer tools, services, and SDKs are introduced in iOS Dev Tools weekly.

Last but not least is the weekly curated publication Swiftly Rush Weekly by Adam Rush.
