Mobile development tip that actually saves time: Stop reaching for a new library every time something feels hard.
Most keyboard, navigation and state problems can be solved with 20 lines of clean code.
Less dependencies = fewer headaches later.
What’s one library you regret adding?
Honest ranking after using them daily for months:
- Claude – best at understanding real code
- Codex – fastest for big chunks
- Cursor – nicest interface
Others – still catching up
What’s your current daily driver for coding in 2026?
We're making Claude Sonnet 5's introductory pricing permanent.
We launched Sonnet 5 in June at $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens through August 31, and that price will remain unchanged.
AI coding tools are powerful… until they confidently write complete nonsense.
Last week Codex generated a perfect-looking navigation flow that was 100% wrong.
Took me 40 minutes to realise it.
Always read what it outputs.
Ever been burned by confident but broken AI code?