Today's delivery work wasn't another feature. I rebuilt my app-building guide so the entire 40-prompt starter workbook lives inside both its PDF and EPUB. Then I checked the files, navigation, and phone reading instead of treating an upload as completion. It's a lesson I carry...
Working on DragSet involves coaching an AI coding assistant through features and bug fixes, then running QA. One failure mode I watch for is a growing pile of small patches without meaningful progress.
Working on DragSet taught me to separate intent from effect when retries happen. Cloudflare’s new CASB policies reminded me to define what a retry is allowed to do. In this beginner checklist, I cover stable request IDs, destination-side duplicate protection, and testing what to...
With NameSnap Picker, I treated release preparation as implemented scope—not as proof of a public launch. The case study can truthfully show the SwiftUI selection flow, a completed ranked result, StoreKit support, and simulator verification while keeping release status as its...
DragSet taught me the cost of postponing UI decisions. My work on the SwiftUI automotive app moves from a Figma spec into an implementation I run in Xcode. I learned to build views to spec early: replacing loose scaffolding later can affect behavior already wired into those views.