Xinyang

If you love typing, this is for you. I built a little typing helper "Typeee" which helps me correct typos and mistakes as I type. I am updating here daily as I build the app

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@buildinpublic I enjoy typing but I have a lot of typos that slow me down so I built "Typeee.com" it uses Mac local Apple Intelligence fix all typos for me while I am typing! Use code `MAKE0TYPING0FUN0AGAIN` for 90% OFF. Limited Time 🎁

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@upen946 I enjoy typing but I have a lot of typos that slow me down so I built "Typeee.com" it uses Mac local Apple Intelligence fix all typos for me while I am typing! Use code `MAKE0TYPING0FUN0AGAIN` for 90% OFF. Limited Time 🎁

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I enjoy typing but I have a lot of typos that slow me down so I built "Typeee" it uses Mac local Apple Intelligence fix all typos for me while I am typing! Give it a try if you like typing and want to forget about "delete" button typeee.com #buildinpubilc

@everton_dev I'm on a M3 Pro 11-inch MacBook. Even I could do concurrent build and e2e testing the machine cannot. Anyhow, good insights

@HeyXinyang Yes, same project. It’s a bit tricky to set up concurrent builds, but it’s doable.

I stopped using previews 3 years ago

@AMK0_07 @buildinpublic Thanks for the like and support! For anyone who want to give it a try. You can find this little menubar helper at typeee.com

@HeyXinyang @buildinpublic Really cool to be honest, respect.

@everton_dev also curious do you use worktree to build multiple features on the same product at the same time? because this is also something that blocks me when I'm working on an iOS due to complicated dependencies management and all junk in the derivedData folder

My workflow is fully agentic. I’ve got autonomous QA pipelines using Axe, Maestro, and XcodebuildMCP, the agent itself spins up simulators and runs automated QA tests. Sometimes I still do things manually, but always on the simulator, my agents already launch it right after finishing a task. While the simulator is running, I’m already in multiple other worktrees monitoring other tasks, so it’s not “idle time.” Watching UI changes in real time isn’t really part of my day anymore, most of it is automated, and I just give it a quick look afterward to make sure everything’s good and gg.

@everton_dev Thanks for sharing! automate native iOS app is a pain. The whole process to get all green end-to-end can take hours on multiple devices and iOS version. For a simple app like mine and with 20 flows it can take up to 5 hours

@tickerplus @sama @OpenAIDevs Reminded me the Chrome chart many years ago

Codex has overtaken Claude Code in downloads. TickerTrends shows the crossover on April 30, followed by accelerating share gains and a clear deceleration in Claude Code. Latest weekly: • Codex: 46.0M • Claude Code: 491K Gap widening. @sama @OpenAIDevs

/goal really burn the token fast without you realizing it. I am on a $100 plan

Does it still make sense to write tutorials online with personalized guides that can be generated ad hoc? Maybe it still makes sense to keep sharing them so AI can learn and ref

@CarlosBBuild Definitely hardcore, handcrafted app

Imagine still using Storyboards for iOS

The remote desktop I'm using is RustDesk; this is also the option I picked after trying so many others

After tried all coding app remote controls, still find the Remote Desktop is the best

@thsottiaux when I can stop using Codex this way and get a real remote control for it ;)

@CarlosBBuild @AlgoCloudz My issue with it is that it's sometimes unpredictable

@AlgoCloudz My issue with it is it’s not super real time, but easy to set up

SwiftUI + SwiftData are a deadly combo

@justbyte_ have not opened any text editor for some time now, except vim, opened a file and added a local API key

Is anyone still using VS code instead of switching fully to CLAUDE or CODEX?

I just realized recently I have no more USB-C cable to use. It's not true in the past because I regularly upgrade my MacBook, then I realized "oh, there is a MagSafe port and cable that never leave the box"