A new home for OpenSwiftUI

OpenSwiftUI has grown beyond a single repository landing page. Today we are launching openswiftuiproject.org as a stable front door for the project: a place to understand what OpenSwiftUI is, find the right documentation, follow releases, and read the engineering stories behind the work.

One place to start

The homepage keeps the main paths through the project close together: documentation for learning the APIs, GitHub for source and contribution, release notes for published versions, and the blog for updates that need more context than a changelog entry.

It also collects project tools and friendly links to other open-source Swift DSL frameworks without presenting them as part of OpenSwiftUI.

Documentation for the whole project

The documentation now lives at docs.openswiftuiproject.org and is built as one versioned site. OpenSwiftUI, OpenAttributeGraph, and OpenObservation can be explored together, with source links that follow the selected OpenSwiftUI revision.

Version pages also include aggregate and module-specific API changes so it is easier to understand how the project evolves between releases.

Updates without another release source of truth

Release listings on the site are generated from GitHub metadata and take readers back to the canonical GitHub Release page. The blog is reserved for project direction, implementation notes, documentation updates, and platform milestones.

Every update is available through RSS. Readers can subscribe to the combined project feed, or choose separate feeds for blog posts and releases. Platform tags also make it possible to focus the blog on Apple platforms, Linux, Android, or WASI.