open-source-ios-apps VS Tuist

Then it's easier. There is a community list that took 5s to find and there seems to be nothing in there that fits your description.

There’s this repo but the hard part is you have to search through this to find one that’s active

Not an ios guy.But why don't you give Beam a look or one of the reddit clients mentioned here ( just do a 'find in page' ->search for reddit )

There’s a giant list here on GitHub

This repo has a huge list of open source projects: https://github.com/dkhamsing/open-source-ios-apps

Yes: https://github.com/dkhamsing/open-source-ios-apps

Yes! That’s actually what https://tuist.dev is doing. They use Lume to spin up ephemeral macOS VMs with Xcode preinstalled, so they can run builds in clean, reproducible environments. It’s great for CI workflows where you want full macOS without managing long-lived hosts

At my current workplace, we use Tuist. It's a great tool, but there are 20 of us, so it's necessary. In smaller teams (up to 5-7 people) I didn't feel like there were huge problems with .xcodeproj. Sure, some conflicts now and then, but far from every time you merge something. https://github.com/tuist/tuist

Tuist Projects ('Project.swift'), Swift packages ('Package.swift'), and barebone xcodeproj are now supported.

On a project I worked on I transitioned the codebase to a micro framework setup using tuist.io.

I think the hate comes from seeing its unresponsiveness and slow builds in large-scale projects. Everything works great in a recently-creates project until your project turns into a complex dependency graph of targets with intricate and inconsistent build settings. That’s the main reason why we are building https://tuist.io