Strick @StrickTownDev

Indie software developer | iOS, mobile & web | Swift & SwiftUI craftsman | Building, shipping, and sharing the journey with my company. Ohio, USA Joined November 2021

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Strick @StrickTownDev

4 months ago

@ios_dev_alb Pretty sweet, I may be able to use it in future projects. Love it dude

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New in SwiftUI 🚀 In iOS 26, the new .concentric corner style lets child views seamlessly follow their parent’s curved corners - giving your UI a smoother, more unified look. → learnandcodewithenid.com

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10 months ago

Do you use swipe to delete?

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Enid @ios_dev_alb

10 months ago

SwiftUI Tip 💡 Allow users to autofill one-time codes in text fields by using .textContentType(.oneTimeCode). → learnandcodewithenid.com

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Tim Denning @Tim_Denning

10 months ago

The reason so many people refuse to sell is because they don’t understand that sales is just helping.

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Enid @ios_dev_alb

10 months ago

New in SwiftUI 🚀 When you present partial sheets, the system now automatically applies the Liquid Glass design and adds more edge margin as the detent gets lower. → learnandcodewithenid.com

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Tim Denning @Tim_Denning

10 months ago

The most successful people I know violently rebel against being normal.

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Enid @ios_dev_alb

10 months ago

New in SwiftUI 🚀 Easily apply the Liquid Glass design to your views using the glassEffect() modifier. → learnandcodewithenid.com

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Strick @StrickTownDev

10 months ago

What's crazy fun now is that as an indie dev, I can't rely on my marketing and design team to give me everything, and can't go to tech leads, solution architects, sales, etc., for producing an app. Indie devs do it all--maybe not with perfection, but with the mentality of 'get it done'.

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Strick @StrickTownDev

10 months ago

I have to say, I’ve watched you for years. If members were onboarding to my iOS team in corporate, I’d refer them to your channel for training if they were getting up to speed. Here I am now starting as an indie dev at 41 years old with a year’s worth of runway for developing apps, and I can now say I get the energy you and others have 💯

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Strick @StrickTownDev

10 months ago

I never realized the hustle culture of indie devs on X till now 😅 I’ve been in corporate for so long and barely watched X/Twitter. But here we are. Pretty awesome 😎 #hustle #indiedev

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Swiftful Thinking @swiftfulthinkng

10 months ago

App Store rejection is just free QA.

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10 months ago

💡 Quick Tips for New Indie Devs: • Don’t take feedback on your app idea from friends. Most won’t give you honest feedback—they just want to support you. Focus on feedback from people who pay for and use your app. • Don’t be afraid to charge for your app. Users often ask for free things, but they wouldn’t work for free themselves. Respect your time and value. • Show the paywall early. Many users won’t reach it otherwise and may never discover your app’s PRO features. • Don’t reinvent the wheel with custom UI. Use native iOS components wherever possible—users are already familiar with them. • Prompt for ratings and reviews after users complete a meaningful task. This helps with ASO and drives downloads. • UX > UI. Don’t make users think about how to use your app. A beautiful interface doesn't guarantee a good experience. • Launch version 1 as soon as possible. Your app will never be perfect. Shipping early helps validate your idea and saves you time and effort. • Don’t hesitate to implement subscriptions—even if your app works offline and has no backend costs. You need recurring revenue, and most apps already use subscriptions. • Don’t neglect design. You only get one chance to make a first impression.

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Enid @ios_dev_alb

10 months ago

New in SwiftUI 🎉 Finally, we can make views automatically curve their corners to follow the shape of their parent using the 'concentric' corner style — making layouts look more consistent and polished. → learnandcodewithenid.com

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Strick @StrickTownDev

10 months ago

@alexcooldev I sincerely worry about this vibe coding phenomenon with people who don’t know programming. Sincerely, all programmers. Solid post/take on this issue.

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Strick @StrickTownDev

10 months ago

Amen to that!!

Tim Denning @Tim_Denning

10 months ago

For mental health reasons, I’ve decided never to waste my time again climbing the corporate ladder.

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Audiencon⚡️ @audiencon

10 months ago

2 years ago, I had 0 apps 0 users 0 followers $0 revenue now: 7 apps 2 failed 1 exit +60,000 users +10k followers +$89k revenue my routine: 1 hour learning work 3-4 hours post daily pray thanks god

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Alex Nguyen @alexcooldev

10 months ago

Unpopular opinion: Building ten $10K MRR apps is way easier than building one $100K MRR monster.

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Nico @nico_jeannen

10 months ago

I initially tried to vibe-code my livechat app The end result was so bad that I had to remake everything from scratch 💀 Nightmare spaghetti code, basically impossible to fix bugs or add features Vibe-coding doesn't work for apps that are a slightly complex