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Same result here just using plain Opus 4.8+. I had a web ap with a PWA approach. Now I have an iOS app written in Swift/SwiftUI and an Android app in Kotlin in
by littlecranky67 16d ago
Same result here just using plain Opus 4.8+. I had a web ap with a PWA approach. Now I have an iOS app written in Swift/SwiftUI and an Android app in Kotlin in the appstores. I do not know how to code a single line of Swift or Kotlin. You just test the app and iterate with the AI over it until it is stable and does what it should.
- prisonguard 15d ago> I do not know how to code a single line of Swift or Kotlin sounds like your app is nothing serious
- littlecranky67 15d agoWhy would you asume that, and how do you define serious? Ever since the iOS appstore presence I get more signups from organic app store searches + installs, which results to some percentage in new daily+monthly active users. Meaning: People use the native app and keep using it. That is how I would define have value, as it provides value to the users - else they wouldn't be using it.
- zingar 15d agoMy main agentic coding side project is something that I can't justify paying the apple developer license for. If I was an Android person or I didn't have to pay the developer license, maybe I'd just go for it.
- littlecranky67 14d agoAndroid got wirse than Apple. It costs 25 dollar now to get ID verified (mandatory) and before you can publish in the Ply store you need 12 betatester that install the app from a special link - those testers must keep the app installed 14days. Only then will you become visible publicly in the play store. So you end up paying people on Fiverr to do it which costs more than 99€