Jonathan Waddell

Day 4 of building my productivity app ✅improved UI/UX, improved code readability with graphs and charts up next is implementing lock screen support and a widget

Day 3 building my productivity app: ✅ Weekly graphs for each counter item ✅ Visual progress over time This was one of the biggest features for my app, so I’m excited it’s working Next up: --Lock screen support --Widget --Better UI

Day 2 of building my productivity app ✅ Swipe to delete counters ✅ Cleaner UI + improved code readability ✅ Edit counter name & count value ✅ Reset counts with one tap

Day 1 building my Productivity App ✅ Built a form to save counter items to SwiftDatabase ✅ Added buttons to increment/decrement the count

Starting a new iOS app today I’ve been looking for a simple productivity app that does one thing well: counting How many times you check your phone, workouts per week, drink water—whatever you track. The apps I’ve tried don’t have the functionality I want, so building my own

Made a new TikTok ad for PracticePro Volleyball 3.0! Making money with an iOS app is 10% coding and 90% marketing

Just added an AI feature to my iOS app, Practice Pro Volleyball Now volleyball coaches with a few clicks can create a curated practice plan, with drills from real coaches in our drill library

Day 7 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI ✅Checkpoint 8 complete! Getting near the end, getting close to feeling ready to build my iOS app

@refSandie Yes! Really enjoying that so far

@Healer2Hacker OOP everywhere!!!

Day 6 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI ✅Checkpoint 7 complete Today I learned about classes and inheritance in Swift. Lots of similarities to JavaScript classes so felt easier than the previous days

@afterxleep Same, the extra work of maintaining Android as well as iOS isn't worth it for me yet

Android has 3x the users. iOS has 4x the conversion rate. Same app. Same price. Different business. I ship Apple-only. Not because I'm a Apple fanboy or whatever. It's simple math.

@porobertdev Yes a lot of the language looks very nice! Pretty similar to python

@Healer2Hacker this one doesn't look bad ahhah, similar to JS

Day 5 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI ✅Checkpoint 6 completed! Today was digging into the real interesting parts of Swift, structs and classes, feel like I'm learning the tools to build real software now

@GothamChess Chess.com GM

I did it.

@adahstwt laptop, I can code on the couch it's so nice

As a dev, what do you prefer? Laptop or Desktop

@julesvcode nice! good luck

Submitted my first app for review

@porobertdev I know it looks so weird No I’m planning to build a new app, and it needs a lot of native code so figured I’d build it in Swift

@Healer2Hacker ugly XD you wanna refactor your app to be native?

Day 4 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI ✅Checkpoint 5 complete! The hardest part is still the syntax friction, definitely some frustration figuring out the syntax today. In JavaScript this would've taken 30 seconds, but at least an hour in Swift😅

@alexcooldev Cursor here! Haven't even tried Claude Code hopefully not missing much..

Is anyone still using Cursor AI instead of switching fully to Claude Code? Or am I the only one 😅

Day 3 of #100DaysOfSwiftUI ✅Completed Checkpoint 4, find the square root with a Swift function Getting the hang of it, the logic hasn't been difficult since I understand programming fundamentals, just working on grasping the syntax