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Thanks! The use case actually came from my girlfriend who needs this for her work, so I already got my first user once it is done. I also plan on making it open source to get feedback :)

It uses @tanstack.com form - it makes life so much easier, especially when dealing with arrays and nested fields

I used to work on iOS apps using Swift a couple of years ago but then moved to Typescript and the web platform. I became super slow writing Swift (get it) so I am happy that I can write apps using React & Typescript and other web technologies - while still having the option to tap into native code

I’m exploring Expo and React Native to build a simple app for anaesthetists. The idea is to let them log their procedures, apply filters, and track progress towards case numbers e.g a certain number of pediatric cases or specific types of anesthesia. The app is called ANA|LOG. Work in Progress

Does it include a pun yet?

WWDC 2025 — June 9 | Apple YouTube video by Apple

"Another update missing from the keynote was a rumor about Genmoji, which was said to allow users to combine existing standard emojis, such as a basketball going into a trash can." It was presented in the beginning actually with a Lightbulb and a Sloth. www.youtube.com/live/0_DjDdf...

I like it so far! It really pushed my side project forward and it applies things I tell it correctly. There are some minor things I‘d then fix myself but this is a lot of fun. Wouldn‘t have expected it to come this far with a single prompt. Will try linear integration later this week. Now 👀 WWDC

Alright. I‘m going to play around with it

Got it! Would be awesome though to have that kind of discussion inside the editor no? Feels a bit like the chat interface has moved to a public place. I haven‘t worked with them yet, do you notice advantages over agents running in your editor (I can see the task management being nice) :)

Curious why you moved the conversation with AI to Github PR comments vs. in your Editor before opening up a PR?

With React 19.1 do we get ViewTransitions and Activity on iOS?

You wrote about the things it solves and enables so I‘m wondering what some reasons against them are or where client shines more

Is it possible for the repeater to broadcast in 2.4GHz? Then you might be able to tell your Mac to only connect to the 5GHz band from the router

you could look into bluetooth mics that you can clip on your clothes

Moving to the store only optimizes the distance-to-the-food problem, you‘d still need to go to multiple isles at random to get what you want. You also need to optimize for storage, which in this case is the fridge. An empty fridge is not optimized.

Destroying the codebase gets a totally different meaning here

I just went by the order mentioned in the post, that‘s all.

the answer is her sight

There is also a hitTest method that takes in a location that can be gathered from the touch and event and it returns a view

UIGestureRecognizerDelegate | Apple Developer Documentation A set of methods implemented by the delegate of a gesture recognizer to fine-tune an app’s gesture-recognition behavior.

I‘m a bit out of the game but afaik there are delegate functions to handle playing along with other gesture recognizers: developer.apple.com/documentatio...

I need to remove empty strings, not fail parsing on empty strings

which means I abstracted it into a variable and in some places I need to use get out a String and sometimes a branded String that‘s not empty

Hmm I see the from Property but it is not on what‘s returned by Schema.requiredToOptional even though this returns a Schema.propertySignature. I can get it on Schema.optional.
And I mean generic in a sense that I need my Schema.requiredToOptional that removes empty strings everywhere

Is there a way to get the schema from a propertySignature? Schema.requiredToOptional takes two schemas and I can‘t figure out how to allow any type of String Schema (whether it is filtered or branded). Especially branded types in a generic Schema.requiredToOptional is difficult

I don‘t understand the difference between using Schema.NumberFromString directly vs. Schema.propertySignature(Schema.NumberFromString) - when do you use one or the other? Schema.optional seems to take a schema and make some property signature include '?'

property signatures

My timeline on Twitter gets shorter the more people I follow there join Bluesky actively. And soon I can replace Twitter entirely

turning that bird watching phase into an insect study