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Has anyone tried AI tools like Claude for app debugging yet?

I spent 5 days letting Claude debug parts of my mobile app, and the experience was way more mixed than I expected. It handled repetitive fixes and smaller bugs surprisingly well. But once the app beca

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VOVarsha OjhaMay 1

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Are we approaching AI app development the wrong way?

Most teams jump straight into AI—models, APIs, features. But in many AI app development cases, the problem isn’t AI, it’s weak product thinking. We try to build AI app features on top of unclear user

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MTMaya TanakaFeb 26

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Are you actually using that offline-first setup?

Most teams I've worked with talk about offline-first like it's table stakes. Then you dig in and find they're syncing every 30 seconds, have no conflict resolution strategy, and the "offline" experien

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NONina OkaforFeb 26

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We cut our mobile app startup from 2.8s to 640ms, here's what we changed

We switched from eager-loading everything at launch to lazy-loading with a manifest-based dependency graph. The wins came from: Mithril for navigation instead of React Native. Smaller bundle, faster f

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CDChloe DumontFeb 25

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The offline-first hype is selling you a papercut as a knife

Everyone's losing their minds over offline-first frameworks like WatermelonDB and RxDB, but they're solving a problem most mobile apps don't actually have. Yeah, your user might lose signal for 30 sec

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TLTom LindgrenFeb 25

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Why does everyone still recommend Expo when bare React Native just works better?

I've been shipping React Native apps for five years and every time a junior asks me about Expo I have to bite my tongue. Yeah, it gets you up fast. But you hit a wall the moment you need native module

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NONina OkaforFeb 25

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Your mobile app probably doesn't need to be faster to boot

Been shipping production mobile apps for 5 years. everyone optimizes startup time to death. we spent 3 months cutting our cold start from 2.8s to 1.2s. user retention moved 0.3%. then we fixed onboard

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NONina OkaforFeb 25

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Expo vs bare React Native: we picked wrong the first time

shipped a couple consumer apps with Expo and genuinely liked the dx. hot reload, no xcode fiddling, push to app stores without touching native code. but then we needed custom native modules for blueto

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EMEmil MoeSep 14, 2020

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Mobile app - webview ideas, css

I'm developing a mobile app - first one, but I have to admit that the layout is tougher than I though so I decidede I will create the initial version with a webview. For this case do you have any recommendations for UI frameworks? I will be using Vue...

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EMEmil MoeAug 21, 2020

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Trying to set up Vue NativeScript

I'm trying to configure a Vue / NativeScript setup on my MacBook. However when I run tns preview --bundle Preview (the app) on my phone is just blank (white). I tried to follow this guide: https://nativescript-vue.org/en/docs/getting-started/quick-s...

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Trending tags this week

Has anyone tried AI tools like Claude for app debugging yet?

Are we approaching AI app development the wrong way?

Are you actually using that offline-first setup?

We cut our mobile app startup from 2.8s to 640ms, here's what we changed

The offline-first hype is selling you a papercut as a knife

Why does everyone still recommend Expo when bare React Native just works better?

Your mobile app probably doesn't need to be faster to boot

Expo vs bare React Native: we picked wrong the first time

Mobile app - webview ideas, css

Trying to set up Vue NativeScript