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Alexandre Colucci

Author of the Timac blog analyzing how Apple builds its own apps and frameworks

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The work

What we are celebrating, specifically.

  • His recurring analyses counting the binaries in each iOS and macOS release and charting which programming languages and UI frameworks Apple actually ships.
  • Deep technical write-ups on Apple's platforms that the wider community cites as primary source material on how the system is really built.

Timac

iOS/macOS engineer & writer · current

Reverse-engineers and documents the languages and frameworks Apple uses across iOS and macOS

Why

Why we celebrate them.

For the rare, painstaking reverse-engineering writing that lets the rest of us see how Apple's own software is made.

Sources — their own pages, so you can check us

  • blog.timac.org
  • GitHub · @Timac
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