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I've launched 7 SwiftUI apps in ~4 months 🚀
- 5 iOS apps
- 2 macOS apps
Each app presented its own challenges, which I thoroughly enjoyed.
The best part is that I use all of them daily and I learnt a lot!
Next year, I plan to launch even more 🫶
Best combo unlocked: stroller walks, Ray-Ban Meta, and audiobooks while trying to get my baby to sleep
Playing around with developer mode on the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2.
Just found out 2 days ago they have an iOS SDK 😍
Did I achieve my goals this year? It's been a long time since I coded this little and yet things went really well 🚀
I went all in on exercise and eating well and somehow everything else leveled up too 🔥
Professionally it's been an incredible year 📈
And personally at the start of last year we were 2 and now we are 4 👶🏻👶🏻 welcoming two beautiful daughters along the way ❤️
Friday project: I wanted quick access to my most-used apps without cluttering the Dock. Folders hide everything.
So I'm building DOCKminator: one icon, multiple apps visible (running status included)
Just for personal use, there are quite a few limitations, let's see how far I can take it! 😍
*Built with Claude Code in just ~2 hours
I've always wanted to create a Vampire Survivors-style game. Here's my first version: core gameplay, weapons, leveling system, and two enemy types.
Now, I just need proper assets.
Yes! look what just arrived, I'm really happy with my @WHOOP upgrade 😍
+35-40% more REM
11 months later and I now wake up actually ready, sharp, calm, and full of energy. Sleep optimization is undefeated
I joined the dev-parents-with-2-kids-under-two club a month ago, working full-time and coding “whenever I can”… but honestly, where are people finding the time for side projects or hobbies?
Is there a secret difficulty setting I didn’t unlock? 🤣
I'm excited about the new WebKit SwiftUI view on iOS 26, but I'm missing the cool Read Mode feature!












