Whether "anyone" can make apps now with AI tools, and how that affects our apps, relevant skills, and careers.

Designing our apps to run without our constant involvement.

Identifying and distinguishing the difference between optimism, pessimism, and fear, and the paths we're choosing to take.

The principles and goals we consider important in our apps.

How our values have diverged and our perceived relationship has changed with Apple, forcing our motivations for iOS development to evolve.

Qualities and perspectives that help us stick with indie development over time.

In the fourth of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss task management, collaboration, and a final assortment of miscellaneous apps.

In the third of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss documentation, code from the web, and LLM-powered code generation.

In the second of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss the tools we use to enhance the iOS Simulator, make the most of on-device testing, and manage our code in source control.

In the first of a multi-part series sharing the apps that we use to develop software, we discuss the tools we use to write code and design visuals.

Coding:

Design