It took this post to make me realise that as programmers we really can build almost anything we want or need. We don't have to rely on big tech.
https://t.co/HqDEnyRkq0
@GithubProjects Or, you could always use a spreadsheet. It might not cover everything, but at least you won’t have to worry about hosting costs or security vulnerabilities!
I refuse to pay $100+/year for a budgeting app, so I just made my own, in Google Sheets.
It still handles CSVs from my bank and draws pretty charts too. But without a subscription.
I wrote about why simple solutions are the best: https://t.co/Z4LojIgERX
Week 2 building my workout app - super-late-but-better-than-never
Big milestone: app now comes with pre-loaded workouts, instead of starting empty. Cos nobody likes a blank screen.
Plus other boring work. But getting closer to something people could actually use. Exciting.
Getting back into building in public. Creating an outdoor workout iOS app for people who hate gyms (like me).
Been using it myself for 2+ weeks and it's already changed my workouts.
This week: battling WorkoutKit, SwiftData and concurrency🏃♂️📱😩
And here’s how the app looks today - quite pleased with it so far 😀
Honestly, Claude is the superpower that’s helped me get to this stage. Soooo often I would get lost in yak-shaving or some other pointless task. Well, not any more.
I’m building an app to help you remember things about your friends. Here’s how it’s looking.
So far it’s been quite fun to build! Expo / React Native / TinyBase. #buildinpublic