Apple's developer tools can be surprisingly complex under the hood, but this single implementation is still extra mind-blowing to me. Let's pull it apart and see if we can make it even better! youtu.be/SuQGQ1vh9k0

An animated iOS widget showing a cat walking across the screen, followed by an exploded layer view showing that the animation is powered by a bunch of stacked & nested clocks

Apple left behind a secret way to create animated iOS widgets — let's take it to its limit! youtu.be/NdJ_y1c_j_I

And of course, if you want to grab the extension — fixthegulf.com 😉

I made a Chrome extension to fix the Gulf of Mexico's name on Google Maps (cause... 🤦)

There were some surprisingly interesting reverse engineering challenges along the way — new video showing off the process! youtu.be/F5m2JxplnXk

This app blocks debuggers from being attached, exits early if you try to inject any code, and crashes your whole phone if you try to run it with a jailbreak on (!)

Let's see if we can break into it anyways youtu.be/ih6gWZDuNME

I'm also a fan of armconverter.com/decryptedapp... , which will give you decrypted versions of apps, useful for throwing into a disassembler

ipatool is great - there's an issue affecting it + similar tools where you can only download .ipa's you've already obtained a license for via a real device ( github.com/majd/ipatool... ), but if that's not a problem for your use case it's otherwise lovely