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Cherri – programming language that compiles to an Apple Shortuct
01Friday, March 27, 2026

Cherri – programming language that compiles to an Apple Shortuct

Cherri is a programming language designed to build complex, maintainable Apple Shortcuts. It offers a CLI, VSCode extension, and macOS IDE, supporting features like package management, type checking, and function scoping. By compiling to runnable Shortcuts, it improves development efficiency and reproducibility compared to building within the Shortcuts app directly.

CLImacOS
Sources:Hacker News303 pts
I use excalidraw to manage my diagrams for my blog
02Sunday, March 29, 2026

I use excalidraw to manage my diagrams for my blog

The author streamlined their blog's image workflow by automating Excalidraw exports. After struggling with manual exports and slow GitHub Actions, they customized the Excalidraw VSCode extension to automatically generate light and dark mode SVGs whenever a frame named with the 'export_' prefix is updated, enabling seamless local live previews and faster content creation.

GitHubProductivity
Sources:Hacker News242 pts
Expanding Swift's IDE Support
03Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Expanding Swift's IDE Support

Swift is expanding its IDE support by launching the official Swift extension on the Open VSX Registry. This enables developers to use the Swift extension in editors like Cursor, VSCodium, and other LSP-compatible IDEs, bringing features like code completion, debugging, and Swift Package Manager support to macOS, Linux, and Windows environments.

Programming LanguagesSwift
Sources:Hacker News121 pts