Peter Friese

Apple's Foundation Models framework gives us free, private, and on-device access to AI. It's got an easy-to-use API, and with just a few lines of code you can implement powerful AI features that run on device and don't require internet access. This sounds

With Xcode 26.3 - released on February 3rd, 2026 - Apple enters the era of agentic coding. Welcome, Apple - siriously! In the initial release, Claude Code (Anthropic) and Codex (OpenAI) are directly integrated, allowing developers to experience agentic co

Google just released Nano Banana, and you've probably seen the amazing images you can generate with it. One of Nano Banana's standout features is image editing, image compositing, and multi-turn image manipulation. In this blog post, I am going to show yo

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Learn how to use Gemini 2.0 and Genkit for Node.js to efficiently extract structured data from PDFs

import demoActionMenuStage1 from './swiftui-action-menu/demo-action-menu-stage1.mp4'; import demoActionMenuFinal from './swiftui-action-menu/demo-action-menu-final.mp4'; When building SwiftUI views, you often need to establish communication between parent

import demoActionMenuStage1 from './swiftui-action-menu/demo-action-menu-stage1.mp4'; import demoActionMenuFinal from './swiftui-action-menu/demo-action-menu-final.mp4'; SwiftUI has revolutionised how developers build user interfaces for Apple platforms -

SF Symbols are icons on steroids: they are vector-based (and thus can be losslesly scaled to arbitrary resolutions), they consist of multiple layers (which can be independenly coloured), and they can even be animated. They also just look really great, tha

import { YouTube } from 'astro-embed'; I'm currently working on an app that helps me collect articles, read them later - and eventually curate them for my newsletter. (Oh, and of course there are some AI features that I will write about later). When the u