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Run your test suite across balanced shards

When parallelizing tests on a single machine isn't enough, sharding across multiple CI runners is the next step. Tuist uses historical timing data to create dynamically balanced shards so every runner finishes roughly at the same time.

Shall the Xcode plane land?

Xcode becomes more powerful yet more unreliable as capabilities are added and projects grow. We explore the challenges of scaling development in Xcode and share some thoughts on how Apple could improve the developer experience.

Tuist 4.26.0: GitHub integration and a new command to find implicit dependencies

Learn more about the new features and improvements in Tuist 4.26.0.

From a URL click to a running app preview: Introducing the Tuist macOS app

We've released a Tuist macOS app as the next step in making sharing your apps a joyful experience.

Swift Macros at scale

Swift Macros, while powerful, can hinder build times. This blog post explains why and what we can do to mitigate the issue.

Introducing Tuist Previews. A URL-centric approach to collaboration

Tuist Previews make it easy to share apps with anyone. Learn more about this new feature and what's coming next.

Empowering teams to build better apps faster

Tuist is shifting its focus to empower teams to build better apps faster. Learn more about our new vision and what's coming next.

Tuist now supports detecting flaky tests

Tuist now supports detecting flaky tests. Learn how it works and how it can help you ship more reliable software

Announcing our Tuist open source program

We are thrilled to announce that we are offering Tuist completely free for open source projects.

Revamping our documentation

In this blog post, we share the journey we've been through to revamp the Tuist documentation and what we've learned.