There really is no feeling like building something that you wish existed in the world. I’m building what will hopefully be the world’s best App Store Connect client for analytics, insights, customer review management, etc. Let me know if this is something you’d actually use! It’ll motivate me to ship faster!

Apple's documentation strategy: let developers figure it out and blog about it.

17 days since I started using agents for coding. (For my side-project) (using Codex) 83 PRs merged 17,847 LoC added 8,541 LoC deleted That’s more than 10 times the code/PRs I get merged at my full time job. Our days are numbered.

Would love to see what kind of documentation other devs are writing to make sure their ai-generated code isn’t slop.

Thanks @rudrankriyam for helping me make my app look pretty 😍 They say if you ship with dark mode that you shipped too late... what about the ability to customize your gradient shader background on multiple platforms? The scope keeps creeping 😅

Work in progress.. but it's coming along! So I was able to fetch & process commerce data from the App Store Connect API. Please don't judge the bad naming for the in-app purchase references or the low revenue numbers 😭 Is multi-platform before launching is crazy?

Super grateful I get to wake up to this view! Just finished my 20s! Excited to see how my 30s go!

Idk what’s worse, interviewing for roles or being the interviewer. The whole process is painful either way.

OnboardingKit 2.0.0 is released! 🥳 What's New? - Localized for 10 languages - Swift 6 support - Dynamic Type support - Better customization - Better documentation - Better code quality & organization Might open up some issues so others can contribute. Are there any other features, screens, etc. you'd like to see in this package?

I had to do the RawValue workaround thing to filter enums:

@pointfreeco there's so many predicates that I had to split them up because it couldn't type-check it

Haven’t done a WIP post in awhile.. I’ve been doing a handful of refactoring tasks: 1. Network layer is now using OpenAPI 2. Persistence layer is now using SwiftData 3. Navigation layer is now using my Routing package I want this project have a solid foundation to build off of before adding a ton of features. Multiplatform is going to be available & fully supported when it’s launched on the App Store. I feel like the toolbar for the NavigationSplitView is a bit busy, but hopefully it’s intuitive for users. What do you think about this demo/project?

The worst part about the whole SwiftUI architecture debate is that brilliant developers could be spending that time building beautiful apps instead of spending time debating. We all want the same thing. Code that works. Code that’s testable & has the right abstractions. It sucks that we have imperfect tools & developer talent goes towards building packages for workarounds when it should just work out of the box. It’s cool that I have a navigation package with ~500 GitHub stars but I can’t wait til I can delete it entirely.

Well, I guess I’m not using @alexcodes_ai til June 😭

Note - v1.0.0 has all of the links/navigation destinations updated. Right now most of the settings buttons don’t navigate anywhere. Waiting on Apple to approve the next update.

🚢 Insights for App Store Connect 🚀 Is now available on TestFlight! I decided to start off with just an MVP for customer reviews, but I plan on doing analytics & other things next. If you're an app developer with apps on the App Store then I'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests, & ideas. TestFlight link will be in the comments below 👇