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Everton Carneiro
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Everton Carneiro
@everton_dev
Senior iOS engineer Lovit: https://t.co/R0wY0Wi18X DocMar: https://t.co/cILDjnHb33 Prompter: https://t.co/xxnODXLoBX
Recife, Brasil Katılım Nisan 2021
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@PierPuccini For the ticket integration I use linear MCP. For all the rest is lots of trial and error and constant iteration on the skills/agents.
If you start a Claude session and lay down everything I said, I’m sure it will figure it out how to build it for yourself.
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@everton_dev This all sounds cool! How can I implement something similar
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I stopped using previews 3 years ago
Carlos Valentin@CarlosBBuild
I find myself using the preview less and less as my project grows
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@PierPuccini I have an agent that just reads the ticket’s acceptance criteria and it figure it out on its own the script to test all scenarios. If it get stuck, it autocorrects itself, tweaks the script and try again until everything is tested.
But sometimes I manually describe, yeah.
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@everton_dev So you basically describe in great detail what you expect??
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@HeyXinyang Yes, same project. It’s a bit tricky to set up concurrent builds, but it’s doable.
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@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
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@everton_dev I like using Expo with my dev build on device with hot reloading. Works well, especially since I make apps that require APIs like motion/healthkit.
I've always found the simulator to be, not great.
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@PierPuccini I don’t have to
Everton Carneiro@everton_dev
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.
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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.
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Cara, meu workflow tá full agentic, tenho fluxos autônomos de QA com Axe, Maestro e XcodebuildMCP, o próprio agente roda os simuladores e os testes de QA automatizados. As vezes eu faço manual também, mas sempre no simulador, meus agentes já rodam o simulador direto após terminar uma task.
O tempo que demora pra rodar o simulador eu já to em várias outras worktrees monitorando outras tasks, então não é um “tempo ocioso”.
Ficar olhando as mudanças de interface em tempo real já não faz parte do meu dia a dia, muito já é feito de forma automatizada e só bato o olho ali depois só pra garantir e gg.
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@everton_dev como tu faz no teu workflow atual? Eu final de semana agora tava querendo ver umas coisas em real time e fiz o preview só pra conseguir ver as coisas mudando ali na hora pra não ta buildando todo tempo no simulador
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@adamrspain Depends if you are working with UIKit or SwiftUI. Autolayout(UIKit) is pretty reliable, SwiftUI not as much.
But basically I just test on 3 different simulators: SE, Pro and Pro max. I’m not doing any iPad dev nowadays.
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@everton_dev What do you do about covering all the different device sizes? My first app is in capacitor and it has been a huge pain making sure elements don’t overlap etc on every iOS/ipad device
Does native/swift not have that issue, everything sizes automatically?
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@NikiTsivitanou @filipealva I made some changes 2 days ago, I will give it a week and share my findings here
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@everton_dev @filipealva Interesting… feels like the upgrade has to unlock something they can’t reach otherwise, not just more of the same
Curious to see how those tweaks play out
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I’m officially done building freemium apps.
Never again.
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@NikiTsivitanou @filipealva Yeah, I’ve made this mistake. The first and second aha moments I gave it for free, and I put the CTA on the third one. It was a bad move for sure.
But I’m doing some tweaks, let see how it goes.
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@everton_dev @filipealva I’ve seen this happen when the aha moment lives entirely in the free plan, so there’s no real reason to move up
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@yo_swif I’m talking about my work as a full time iOS engineer, not my “indie development setup”, thats why I’m saying its the industry standard now, because I am in the industry, this is not a guessing game, pal.
The amount of work I’ve shipped in the last 3 months is inconceivable.
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@everton_dev then I expect to see at least one fully native, high performant application that runs across iOS and macOS. if you don't then you're not even competing in the same league with your setup.
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Before becoming a full time Software Engineer, programming used to be a hobby for me. I really like it too.
But with this industry shift, I can’t afford to not go full agentic software engineering. It would be a career suicide.
Programming will again become just a hobby for me.
ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen
I really just like to program Hands on keyboard, music, deeply thinking and enjoying the process
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@yo_swif The industry already adopted, there’s no going back.
My work now is essentially managing 3~4 Claude code instances in different worktrees doing different tasks at the e same time + QA and code review.
I can’t beat that coding by hand. No one can.
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@everton_dev what's the urgency tho? AI requires 0 skill which is the entire draw of it. if it actually really does end up being "career suicide" to not adopt, it's really not like it'd be hard to pick up. the entire draw is that "anyone can do it" lmao.
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@product_gurus @sseraphini Não sei como é no Claude, mas no códex ele busca automaticamente por skills
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Dúvida idiota: no ChatGPT tem a função de skills como o Claude?
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@everton_dev went from hobby → career → hobby
full circle
just with more existential dread
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@buildwithparas AI engineering is a completely new role, different from ML engineering.
Also “before AI showed up” you probably mean LLMs, because AI dates 50+ years back.
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@everton_dev people who can do both well have been rare way before ai showed up
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Product Design + AI Engineering is the highest-leverage skill combo of the next decade.
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@davemccollough I need to get one too!! Ever since I saw they relaunch it, I haven’t stopped craving one of those beauties.
Meanwhile I’m playing around with z80 assembly to make a Game boy game.
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@everton_dev I ordered a new C64C just to scratch this itch.
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