DebugSwift Blog
Technical articles on in-app debugging, network inspection, and Swift performance.
Why We Built DebugSwift
In-app debugging should feel native, stay local, and ship with zero backend dependencies.
Rockxy equivalent: /blog/why-we-built-rockxy
In-App Network Inspection on iOS
Capture URLSession traffic, WebSockets, and encrypted responses without leaving the simulator.
Rockxy equivalent: /blog/debugging-https-traffic-on-macos
Memory Leak Detection in SwiftUI Apps
Automatic ViewController and View leak tracking with actionable stack traces.
SwiftUI Render Tracking: Finding Unnecessary Re-renders
Visualize which SwiftUI views re-render and why: beta feature deep dive.
Response Modifier: Mock APIs Without a Backend
Rewrite responses in real time with rules, CSV import, and live traffic generation.
Documentation Recorder for QA Handoffs
Record taps and scrolls as annotated screenshots for bug reports and design reviews.
Flipper vs DebugSwift for iOS Teams
When an in-app Swift toolkit beats a desktop bridge for daily iOS debugging.
Rockxy equivalent: /blog/charles-proxy-vs-proxyman-vs-rockxy
Zero-Config WebSocket Inspector
Automatic WebSocket frame capture with no swizzling configuration required.
Browsing SwiftData at Runtime (iOS 17+)
Inspect models, edit values, and export JSON from registered SwiftData containers.
Native Apple Silicon Simulator Builds
arm64 simulator slices, XCFramework distribution, and faster compile times.