Your Thunderbolt cables don't have the lightening bolt logo on them? I didn't think it was a 'requirement' but every TB cable I've seen always has the thunderbolt icon.
Would add https://useyourloaf.com to your list. Great WWDC summaries, amazing auto-layout content, and just in general one of the better written Swift resources out there. I find things are written in more of a 'production ready' way instead of strictly for a tutorial. Check it out!
Does a "delegated type" work with preloading associations, ala "includes"? This remains a pain point with many polymorphic associations in Rails, but not sure how the new functionality handles if, if it does at all.
I’m assuming the iOS app is based heavily on GitHawk (https://github.com/GitHawkApp/GitHawk) as its developer, Ryan Nystrom, moved to Github last year. Looking forward to getting in the beta!
According to the App Store review guidelines update posted today, Sign In with Apple will be required for any iOS app that implements a single-sign in button.
"Sign In with Apple will be available for beta testing this summer. It will be required as an option for users in apps that support third-party sign-in when it is commercially available later this year."
Twitterrific is on sale right now in the Mac App Store for eight bucks. Both it and Tweetbot are great native Mac Twitter apps and are so much better than the web interface.