Where Does Me and Mark Publishing Write About Mac and iOS Development Now?

Updated

Mac and iOS development writing has moved to Swift Dev Journal. Me and Mark Publishing itself now focuses on web development, and its blog remains the archive for older Mac and iOS articles. If you want current Mac and iOS content, go to Swift Dev Journal; if you want the historical material, stay on this site.

What Me and Mark Publishing Is Now

Me and Mark Publishing is a personal publishing site that has changed direction over time:

  • Original focus: developing Mac and iOS apps.
  • Current focus: web development, published through the site's blog.
  • Mac and iOS development today: written at Swift Dev Journal.

So the site is not abandoned — it has simply split its subject matter. Web development lives here; Mac and iOS development lives elsewhere.

Where to Find Each Type of Content

What you want Where to go
New web development articles The blog on Me and Mark Publishing
New Mac and iOS development articles Swift Dev Journal
Older Mac and iOS development articles The blog archive on Me and Mark Publishing
Older articles and books (mostly 10+ years old) The "Older Stuff" links on Me and Mark Publishing

The site describes the older material as "most of which is 10+ years old," so treat those links as an archive rather than a source of current guidance.

How to Reach the Older Material

The homepage groups the legacy content under an "Older Stuff" heading. From there, the site points to two categories:

  • Old Articles
  • Books

The blog also contains all of the site's blog articles, including the Mac and iOS development ones. In practice, that means there are two routes to the same older Mac and iOS writing: the blog itself, or the "Older Stuff" links.

Practical Notes Before You Start Reading

  • Check the date. Much of the archived Mac and iOS material is over a decade old. APIs, tooling, and platform conventions have changed since then, so use it for concepts and history rather than copy-paste instructions.
  • Match the source to the goal. If you are learning current Mac or iOS development, Swift Dev Journal is the relevant destination. If you are following web development, the blog here is the relevant destination.
  • Expect a split archive. Because the site changed focus, older and newer posts on the same blog may belong to entirely different technology stacks.

Quick Answer

  • Current Mac and iOS development writing: Swift Dev Journal.
  • Current web development writing: the Me and Mark Publishing blog.
  • Historical Mac and iOS articles: the blog archive and the "Older Stuff" links on Me and Mark Publishing.