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The premise started as a workplace joke: photograph someone and have an AI generate a fictional corporate manual about them. "Subject encountered in b…
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The premise started as a workplace joke: photograph someone and have an AI generate a fictional corporate manual about them. "Subject encountered in b…
The code was never the hard part. The App Store review was. I shipped my first iOS app — a small baby tracker — and got rejected twice. Not for bugs. …
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Most studios do not fail because the idea was bad. They fail because they spent too long on the wrong version of it. Prototyping fixes that. The Four …
If you're shipping an Electron desktop app to end users and you don't have auto-update wired in, you're going to keep getting "this is broken" bug rep…
Game economy design has a tooling problem. Every other design discipline has dedicated software, UI designers use Figma, project managers use Jira, en…
Two months ago, I started building an iOS app for my daughter. This week, I shipped it. MapSprout is a US geography app for kids — they learn the 50 s…
If you've ever shipped an app on the App Store, you know the feeling. You spend months building the product, and then the week before launch you reali…
Dart's concurrency model is unusual: single-threaded event loop by default, with explicit Isolates for true parallelism. No shared memory, no race con…
Monetization is where most indie SaaS apps die. Not because the product is bad, but because the pricing is wrong, the freemium tier is too generous, o…