--- title: "Rishita Sharma (@narawaybuilder) | Hashnode" description: "Sharing practical lessons from building Naraway and shipping useful products. Read the latest articles by Rishita Sharma on Hashnode." url: "https://hashnode.com/@narawaybuilder" --- @narawaybuilder # Rishita Sharma @narawaybuilder · India · Joined October 2026 Sharing practical lessons from building Naraway and shipping useful products. [Website](https://naraway.com/) ### [Picking minimum iOS and Android versions for an app v1](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/picking-minimum-ios-and-android-versions-for-an-app-v1?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Apple 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 abo 2 min read · [naraway-notes.hashnode.dev](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/picking-minimum-ios-and-android-versions-for-an-app-v1?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Oct 9](https://hashnode.com/posts/picking-minimum-ios-and-android-versions-for-an-app-v1/6ac879b18bc27feabdc046ff) ### [Self-hosting a coding agent that opens PRs while you're away: what I'd check first](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/self-hosting-a-coding-agent-that-opens-prs-while-you-re-away-what-i-d-check-first?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) LiteLLM 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 a 2 min read · [naraway-notes.hashnode.dev](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/self-hosting-a-coding-agent-that-opens-prs-while-you-re-away-what-i-d-check-first?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Oct 8](https://hashnode.com/posts/self-hosting-a-coding-agent-that-opens-prs-while-you-re-away-what-i-d-check-first/6ac722dbc5646555cbf9f4ff) ### [Letting a coding agent edit a no-code app: what I'd check first](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/letting-a-coding-agent-edit-a-no-code-app-what-i-d-check-first?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Bubble 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 a 2 min read · [naraway-notes.hashnode.dev](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/letting-a-coding-agent-edit-a-no-code-app-what-i-d-check-first?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Oct 7](https://hashnode.com/posts/letting-a-coding-agent-edit-a-no-code-app-what-i-d-check-first/6ac5ccdec6e25638bd1f1d93) ### [Picking a boring stack for a first client build](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/picking-a-boring-stack-for-a-first-client-build?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) On 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 2 min read · [naraway-notes.hashnode.dev](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/picking-a-boring-stack-for-a-first-client-build?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [Oct 6](https://hashnode.com/posts/picking-a-boring-stack-for-a-first-client-build/6ac47ef5ccead0fa0d40b3f3) ### [What I Learned Hiring My First Engineer as an Early Stage Founder](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/what-i-learned-hiring-my-first-engineer-as-an-early-stage-founder?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) Early 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 s 2 min read · [naraway-notes.hashnode.dev](https://naraway-notes.hashnode.dev/what-i-learned-hiring-my-first-engineer-as-an-early-stage-founder?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed) [2](https://hashnode.com/posts/what-i-learned-hiring-my-first-engineer-as-an-early-stage-founder/6ac36b9d39091fd9de527e28) [Oct 5](https://hashnode.com/posts/what-i-learned-hiring-my-first-engineer-as-an-early-stage-founder/6ac36b9d39091fd9de527e28)