But why did I miss the point.
I went straight into coding without an analysis of why I am building this app.
Define clearly what you are building before building it in a rush.
It may feel like a wast of time but overall it will save you from expensive mistakes.
My app is about getting better every day, and blindly I had it compare with the day before, but it’s not about that.
It’s about learning something new or doing something that make you overall better.
I completely missed the point of my app.
I have been working on it for a couple weeks and I have just realised it now.
Find out why 👇🏻
#buildinpublic
Just in the process of watching this build in public series w/ Courtne Marland and Daniel Dalen
It’s great, I can’t recommend it enough.
Added Apple CouldKit to my app today
It was a nightmare but it now works 🤭
Note to oneself :
NEVER start an app project without first having bought the Apple developer program
Fix one bug 🐛
3 new ones appear
It’s just like that
Next up:
❌ More bug correction
🛬 Start working on a landing page
👷🏼♂️ Getting some beta testing done
I added this cool visualisation for recurring tasks on my app today.
And did tons of debugging and testing.
Yeah I love getting the ideas out as quick as possible, I find paper is the best way of doing that.
First dev project that I am going to publish. I’ve worked on a couple others but they were just for fun.
Are your apps publicly available? I’d love to have a look
Nice so are you a freelancer or are they your own apps?
I’m working on my first app to track tasks between days in order to help you get just a little better everyday
Getting into running is my main goal for 2025. I just started and I’m loving it so far
Anyone else have any resolutions?
Cool, I’d love to do that too one day.
Are you working on anything currently?
Sketchs 🆚 App
Just polishing up before a test flight phase 🛫
Congrats!
I don’t blame you
Launching my first app on the App Store! What about you?
B but I’ll be A one day I hope
I heard .io may disappear…
There’s a balance to be between #shipfast and actually shipping a good product with good UI and UX
What a great way of seeing that issue, love it
Congrats!
Yeah I tend to agree with you on that
I think they’re very important, one thing people do that I love is put a link to the real testimonial (on U2, trustpilot, google etc…) that way when you click on the testimonial it takes you to the real one.
Good idea, I was planning on adding apple.
Authentication is such a pain without OAuth
Very interesting! What was your solution? Add magic link email too?
Actual question 🙋🏼♂️
Would only being able to login with google stop you from signing up?
Any #saas or #app builders do any UX flows before building?
I personally think it help a lot and love creating them, so just interested if anyone else agrees…
Re working the UI and UX of my app before launching 🚀
