@M_CanUmit mostly agree, but boring doesn't always save you. I had an update bounced by apple because the changelog said android. nothing sneaky, just one word
@phasenull same idea here. mac is the host, plus a raspberry pi and an old lenovo with the lid shut running debian, all linked in t3. agents on one machine can drive the others
@yasir_builds not stupid, that part annoyed me too. so I automated it: my skill captures the real screens on simulators and emulators and renders every size and language in one go. open sourced it https://t.co/P6l5Wo0cuQ
open sourced my app store screenshot skill. it started as a fork of @adamlyttleapps' skill, then I rewrote it: it now captures the screens itself on ios simulators and android emulators, and uses a canvas instead of nano banana so the text stays exact in every language
it finds the benefits in your codebase and renders every device and locale in one go
https://t.co/B9q0BIsLrH
@nolitdev I do the same with T3 on my phone, just against my own machine instead of the cloud. no reconnect issues so far as long as the host is reachable. do you review the changes on the phone too?
@heylengu have you tried a paid trial instead? I'm running free vs paid trial as an a/b test on my paywall. worth a shot when everyone cancels right away
@suyue1093 just open sourced mine, it does exactly that. finds the benefits in your codebase, captures real screens on simulators and emulators, renders every locale and device. no image model, so text and prices stay exact https://t.co/P6l5Wo0cuQ
@nickspaargaren in the end it only matters if it catches on. there were plenty of new frameworks after RN, but the community just never really moved over
@dirkgodshalk@johnternus@tim_cook worth checking app store connect for a new agreement you haven't accepted yet. apple won't start the review until you do