Swift 6.2: The Solo Dev Upgrade Nobody’s Talking About

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Swift 6.2 is finally here, shipping with Xcode 26 and iOS 26 — but honestly, nobody’s really talking about what this means for solo devs trying to build, ship, and survive in 2025. In this episode, I break down what actually changes for solo builders: main actor by default, small quality of life upgrades that finally kill off old Swift annoyances, and why this update is way more “AI-friendly” than you’d expect.

I’m diving into the real workflow upgrades, not just reading the docs. If you’re blending tools like Claude, Cursor, Codex, or just tired of wrestling with boilerplate and context-switching, this is the Swift 6.2 review you need.

And hey, if you want the resources, behind-the-scenes workflows, and an indie dev community that actually gets what you’re building, check out crafterslab.dev. That’s where I run everything — app blueprints, growth insights, Discord, and all the real process docs for shipping solo (even when it gets weird).

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