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Continue reading →: KubeVirt On MacOne of my favourite up stream Open Source communities is KubeVirt, origionally from Red Hat, it become a CNCF sandbox project in 2019. For those unfamilar with KubeVirt, it essentially has a focus on providing a capability to run virtual images inside containers, this has a number of benefits including…
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Continue reading →: Podman Deskop With Apple ContainerMy favourite app I use to create and manage containers is Podman Desktop, an open source utility originally built by Red Hat engineers and contributed to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) in 2025. I recently blogged about native containers on the Apple platform, and its been great to see…
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Continue reading →: Swift On AndroidFor me, one of the core attractions to the Swift language has been the design principle that it’s a general purpose langauge – so not just about building apps for Apple devices. Having been Open Sourced back in December 2015, I think general adoption has been disappoining across the wider…
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Continue reading →: Apple Container: What Is This About?The container landscape on macOS has long been dominated by solutions like Docker and Podman, which rely on a traditional Linux VM layer to run containers. However, Apple’s open-source Containerization framework and accompanying Container CLI announced at WWDC2025 are challenging this status quo. This new architecture, optimised for Apple Silicon,…
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Continue reading →: The Rise of Vibe Coding: Turning Ideas into Apps with Pure VibeI’m currently working on a side project to create an iOS app in SwiftUI and not being a full time software engineer, have been struggling with some of the newer features of Swift 6.2 such concurrency – and I’d usually head over to YouTube 📺 or maybe the Swift Forum.…
