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kylemacomber

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    Comment #45134910

    Apple has relaxed the guidelines for developer tools compared to the early days of the App Store. If you look today there are Python IDEs, Jupyter Notebooks, and various other apps…

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    Comment #45052216

    Totally! I have the same use case when I’m, say, at the park supervising my kids. You can export your entire project as a single swift file from the share sheet. This makes it pret…

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    Comment #45051818

    One clarification: we did not rebuild any of the frameworks. As quickly as possible, the interpreter calls out to the compiled frameworks in the OS. So Bitrig is calling into the r…

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    Comment #45051774

    This isn't exhaustive, but quickly top of my head: - How to Win Friends and Influence People — This was really eye opening to me and helped me more productively engage in a large o…

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    Comment #45046280

    Wow that's really high praise. Thank you.

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    Comment #45045166

    There's a lot I want to do to improve the prompting experience. As I mentioned in the original post, it's very simple right now. There's a lot of inspiration we could (and probably…

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    Comment #45043966

    Don't tell anyone, but once you're on the paid plan we're not actually enforcing the 100 message limit right now ;) We're still in the learning phase, and are going to adjust the p…

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    Comment #45043834

    Ya, I agree it makes sense for us to record a more tutorial length demo at this point and we can show off things like that. Thanks for the tip about the mic. Fun fact: it's me in t…

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    Comment #45043725

    Thanks for the heads up. I confess, I did not test it on an SE. We'll take a look!

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    Comment #45043032

    Cool, that's really helpful context. We'll take a look at the code editing experience in those apps for inspiration.

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    Comment #45042808

    You can edit the code directly in Bitrig, but we haven't optimized the experience around that. Are you imagining you'd be editing the code with the software keyboard or a paired ha…

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    Comment #45042554

    Styling apps is an area we're excited to spend time exploring. Today in our system prompt we say "ALWAYS make the design Apple-like. Use clean typography and consistent padding/spa…

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    Comment #45042487

    Heh... it definitely wasn't an overnight approval. However, Apple has relaxed the guidelines for developer tools compared to the early days of the App Store. If you look today ther…

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    Comment #45041196

    On a personal note, I wanted to thank the HN community. I’ve been reading HN since college (for over 15 years now!) and it’s been formative in my development as a software engineer…

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    Launch HN: Bitrig (YC S25) – Build Swift apps on your iPhone

    Hi HN, we’re Kyle, Jacob, and Tim. We’re building Bitrig ( https://www.bitrig.app ). Bitrig lets you create native Swift apps for your phone, on your phone, just by chatting with A…

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    Comment #20087286

    I’m one of the engineers that spearheaded this initiative inside of Apple. I just wanted to thank the HN community—I’ve been reading HN for 10 years now and it’s been formative in …

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    Comment #3340033

    This is my first comment on HN. Until now I have been satisfied just observing. However this post was so well done that I felt obligated to create an account to leave some form of …