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“To be a good designer you must be a good engineer in every sense: curious, inquisitive.”
— Charles Eames
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Edward Sanchez
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Edward Sanchez
@edwardsanchez
iOS & macOS designer / Swift Engineer. Lover of small details. 9 years designing at Apple, 5 on Xcode team.
San Francisco, CA Katılım Haziran 2010
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@austnstuff Native app, feel more at home. Honestly also very used to it from working with it for like 7 years at Apple.
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does anyone out there prefer Sketch > Figma? and if so, why?
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@dejager I also worked on a skill / package github.com/edwardsanchez/… that can get the position if views over time at a given fps and print to console. And it can generate images from video too.
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Pro tip: If you want Codex to debug/enhance your iOS animations have it use FFmpeg to convert a screen recording of the animation to a sprite sheet it can analyze.
This also works if you want to 'decompile' an animation to code.
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I’ve been working on bringing Codex to iOS and I am thrilled to finally be able to share it with you all!
I happen to be OOO today for some personal stuff so I’ll post more thoughts later, but wanted to share this just to say it’s a great experience on an iPad with a keyboard :)
Flavio Adamo@flavioAd
iPad vibe-coding is real now
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@OpenAIDevs Signed up for the 5.5 party, got nothing, no email confirmation, rejection. Not even the 10x credit. 😔
GIF
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@BitrigApp @fedesanchez0 Good design runs in the Sanchez family! 😉 congrats Fede!
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We are so excited to have @fedesanchez0 on board!
Fede Sánchez@fedesanchez0
Excited to join the @BitrigApp design team alongside the SwiftUI creators.
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@perplexity_ai any chance you can make your icons conform to the system dark mode so it sits well along the rest of my icons?
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@thsottiaux Let me talk to it, like always on voice mode I can prompt, interrupt, have side chats with, control my computer more live. Like proper Samantha mode!
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@YaelBienenstock @rameadows Woah! Love everything about this!
But turntable how?! Proprietary model or would you mind sharing?
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For years I've been taking selfies of my outfits just to remember what I wore or share with friends. Camera roll: thousands of pictures, zero of them findable. So i built the thing i wanted. Meet Yafa 🧵
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@radiofun8 Yeah that’s it. Prompting is not as simple as asking. Even just using one or two specific technical keywords helps a ton!
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@edwardsanchez This is all vibe coded, I may fixed a couple of things but mostly AI. I've been hand coded shader for a while for about 2 years though. I think that's helpful when you make a prompt and fix when AI is going south wrt implementation.
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@radiofun8 I tried, tried vibe coding it and couldn’t get it to do what I wanted.
How much of this was prompted vs typed?
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@bengold You got me curious. I had my take on this towards the end of this video I made: youtu.be/dHC7Q-LIQuw?si…
I describe my intents with both words and rich inputs, and the AI generates UI to show me options.
Suuuper interested in this topic and would love to learn more!
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This is what we’re working on at Dupe. We’re also looking for another Product Designer/Design Engineer to join me! My DMs are open!
TBPN@tbpn
"I do not think a chatbot is the right interface for travel or e-commerce." - @bchesky "I think the future is not apps. The future is agents, but I don't think they're going to be text-forward. I think they're going to be really rich user interfaces." "Imagine using iMessage to do everything, when in fact every other app has a unique interface." "With e-commerce, you want a very rich user interface. It would be agentic. You can have a conversation with it, but the point is that it has to be more visual."
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when i voice prompt, i yap for 10 minutes straight and change my mind 3 times in the middle of the yap, and send it without reading
yap enough tokens for the picture to be complete, it understands well when you change your mind in the middle. ai is smarter than you think
Alex@dev_alexandrum
i feel like i don’t think linearly enough for speech to text prompting. i frequently change wording as i write so the pressure of having to voice the right prompt first try is frustrating
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@romainhuet @PaulSolt Same here. Codex has been great for iOS work. My main wish is better validation for animations and scroll bugs. It can write the code, but it can’t yet reliably tell whether the movement matches what I described.
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I really love building iPhone apps in Codex.
Codex can design the screens, write the Swift code with GPT-5.5, run the app in Simulator without opening Xcode, and even click around with computer use to test it!
Omar Shahine@OmarShahine
Codex is phenomenal at creating Swift iOS apps. I just single shotted an app using goals and got 95% of the way there. Iterating is super fast too. Impressed. Much better than Claude Code.
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@Howjo216 @ClaudeDevs Fitting username for such an average opinion
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@ClaudeDevs Hackathons are dead, no1 codes anymore, they just sit there and watch agents shit out shit.
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We're co-hosting a couple of hackathons in San Francisco next week. Come build with Claude 👇
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@jazzychad @sama I think it’s meant to show like an alternative path? Like a diversion.
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You know that like Codex, you too can use apps in the background without stealing focus? Just ⌘ click on a background window’s button and see what happens.
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