Hi, I’m Stuart Breckenridge. (As featured in iOS Dev Weekly, SwiftLee, 9to5Mac, and elsewhere…)
I studied Marketing and Business Law at the University of Strathclyde, in Glasgow, Scotland. Professionally, I work in program management in Financial Services, but on the side, I develop iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS apps. I enjoy running and cycling (if you want 10% off at Rapha, here's a link).
This website is a smörgåsbord of articles where I share my passion for developing apps, using products in Apple’s ecosystem, running, cycling, and anything else that piques my curiosity.
Singapore Buses 2023
Singapore Buses 2023 is very much a version 1 of a version 2. It's written entirely using SwiftUI—dropping UIKit altogether—while adopting some of the latest Swift and iOS features. tl;dr...download now! What's New? * Singapore Buses now supports Look Around (where available) so you can see the
Initial Impressions of watchOS 10 Cycling Features
Initial observations using an Apple Watch with watchOS 10 and an iPhone as a bike computer.
The M2 MacBook Air Runs Hot
There is a significant difference in the running temperatures of a MacBook Air and a MacBook Pro.
Twitter Officially Removes Third-Party Clients
Twitter changes its API rules and removes third-party clients for good.
2023 Fitness Goals
On carrying a fitness spurt from last year into this year.
Bye, Twitter.
Centralised social networks are ephemeral.
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