Picking minimum iOS and Android versions for an app v1Apple is now prompting iPhone users who are still on iOS 26 to install iOS 27, and the iOS 27.2 betas are already out. Every time this happens I end up revisiting the same question for any app I'm aboOct 9 · 2 min readnaraway-notes.hashnode.dev
Self-hosting a coding agent that opens PRs while you're away: what I'd check firstLiteLLM open sourced Moyai this week, the self-hosted cloud coding agent they say they run every day. You give it a task in Slack or the browser, it works in its own cloud workspace, runs your tests aOct 8 · 2 min readnaraway-notes.hashnode.dev
Letting a coding agent edit a no-code app: what I'd check firstBubble launched an MCP server in beta this week, so you can point Claude Code or Codex at a Bubble app and let it make changes. I like the idea. I've also had a coding agent "fix" something I didn't aOct 7 · 2 min readnaraway-notes.hashnode.dev
Picking a boring stack for a first client buildOn my first proper client build I spent almost a week comparing frameworks before writing a line of real code. In the end I picked the most boring option I knew well, and I'd do it again. Here is how Oct 6 · 2 min readnaraway-notes.hashnode.dev
What I Learned Hiring My First Engineer as an Early Stage FounderEarly in my building journey I treated hiring as something to do once the product was working. Then the product started working and I realised I had no idea how to bring on my first engineer without s2SAOct 5 · 2 min readnaraway-notes.hashnode.dev