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⬡ Rork Dev/2026-07-09Advanced

Getting Rork Max's Swift Through Swift 6's Strict Concurrency Checking

A field record of taking a Rork Max-generated SwiftUI app through Swift 6 complete concurrency checking: 217 warnings cleared target by target, where @MainActor actually belongs, and measured before/after numbers.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-07-06Advanced

Migrating Rork Max SwiftUI to @Observable: Narrowing the Re-renders ObservableObject Was Spreading

Rork Max tends to generate SwiftUI apps built on ObservableObject and @Published, where a single state change re-evaluates every subscribing view. Moving to the Observation framework's @Observable narrows invalidation to the property level. Here is the migration path, plus the view-body execution counts I measured in Instruments before and after.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-05-06Advanced

Growing Rork-Generated React Native Code Into Something Production Can Hold

Learn how to identify the six most common technical debt patterns in Rork-generated React Native code and transform them into production-ready quality through TypeScript safety, component splitting, state management, async patterns, performance tuning, and testability — all with real Before/After examples.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-05-02Advanced

10 Refactoring Patterns to Take Rork Max's Generated SwiftUI Code from Demo to Production

Rork Max generates SwiftUI in seconds, but the output won't always pass App Store review as-is. Here are ten refactoring patterns I run on every generation, with before/after code, to ship without rejections.