A new AI model came out this week that can't write a single word, and that's exactly why I think it's interesting. Its maker claims it's 194x faster and 445x cheaper than leading models, but that isn't the part I'd pay attention to as a developer. youtu.be/vQK4OAJl0ZE

Manus AI Tutorial - How to Actually Use AI Agents youtu.be/shXbi_v40Gk In this Manus AI tutorial, I walk through how to use Manus AI to automate a real-world task: preparing an iOS app for App Store launch. Instead of giving an AI one specific instruction at a time, Manus is built around giving it a high-level outcome and letting the agent figure out all the steps on its own.

If you're already using AI in your browser but haven't tried Claude Cowork, this tutorial is for you. In this Claude Cowork tutorial, I'll show you how to set it up, connect your tools, automate tasks, and use it to get real work done. youtu.be/PWmUff7VfC8

New video: Cursor Tutorial for Beginners Learn how to build iOS apps with AI using Cursor youtu.be/Jw90zx08CMU

A word of warning, if you wanna check out Xcode 27 beta, it's gonna force you to also upgrade to macOS Golden Gate beta. And the problem with this is that Xcode 26, the current stable version of Xcode, is not compatible with the Golden Gate beta. So in order to move backwards, it looks like you're going to have to do a clean install. That means erasing everything and reinstalling Tahoe. The reason why you might want Xcode 26 still is because it's the only way to submit apps into the App Store. You cannot use Xcode 27 beta to submit apps until it is officially released in September. So if you only have one computer, do not install the betas on there unless you wanna be stuck and unable to submit apps

Watch this whole workflow in action, start to finish, in Xcode 27: youtu.be/wKyyYv6ZWw8

New video: Agentic Coding with Xcode 27 Tutorial Learn how to set up the coding agent, plan, design, build and test your app with Xcode 27 🔥 youtu.be/wKyyYv6ZWw8

Apple just quietly fixed one of iOS development's most annoying headaches: every AI app call used to cost money, and juggling multiple providers (Claude, Gemini, the iPhone's own free built-in model) meant writing separate code for each one, until now. Apple's new LanguageModel protocol swaps all that mess for a single standard layer, so switching providers takes about one line of code. That means apps ship faster, don't break if one provider goes down, and you're never held hostage by one company's pricing. I broke it all down with real code in my latest video: youtu.be/HCUuOhUxqLA

New YouTube video: Your AI app shouldn't be handling API keys (Do this instead) youtu.be/jer24-8QL0E