Hey 👋

Swift since day one, Obj-C before that. These days I run the mobile platform at Immobiliare.it: iOS, Android and the backend services they talk to.

Rewrote our main app from Obj-C to Swift, module by module, while it kept shipping. Built the CI/CD the team runs on. Now I spend more time on architecture, tooling and review than in Xcode, which is roughly the deal you sign when you take the job.

Everything here started as a problem in production. I fix it properly once, then pull it out into a library so I do not fix it again.

Lately I write a fair amount of Rust, mostly for tooling: it is the language that taught me the most about API design since Swift.

What does not fit in a commit message ends up on danielemargutti.com: engineering, teams, Swift and whatever else has my attention.

LinkedIn · X · daniele.margutti@gmail.com

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Open source

Maintained in my own time, or by the iOS team at Immobiliare. If any of it saves you an afternoon, sponsoring keeps it alive.

Project	What it does
SwiftDate	Parsing, math, time zones and formatting for dates on every Apple platform. Past four million downloads.
RealHTTP	Async/await HTTP client with retries, validation and a stubber for tests. Serves our apps every day.
RealFlags	Type-safe feature flags over multiple providers, with a UI to browse and change values at runtime.
SwiftLocation	Core Location through async/await: one-shot fixes, continuous updates, geocoding, regions and beacons.
SwiftRichString	Named text styles you compose instead of copy, including HTML and markdown-like input.
ScrollStackController	Long scrollable screens built from view controllers, without bending a table view into the job.
GitLabSwift	Typed async client for the GitLab API, born out of our release tooling.
Hydra	Promises and async operators, written before structured concurrency made them unnecessary.

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📮 Open to a conversation about leadership roles, platform work or advisory: daniele.margutti@gmail.com