Kyle Fowler

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Kyle Fowler

Kyle Fowler

@kyle_fowler2

Founder of @TheCardstockApp and pro roundnet/spikeball player. Building apps at Open Brace

Katılım Ağustos 2016
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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
@jakemor I need to get in on this iPhone driven development flow. I’ve been saying for years that I wish I never had to open my computer
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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
@jurree @Airbnb This I can agree with 100% And Airbnb usually has good design sense so maybe they’re just early
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Jurre@jurree·
@kyle_fowler2 @Airbnb I think it takes some getting used to for sure, but I’m a big fan of companies not being afraid to experiment with their UI
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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
@interlap01 @tryrevyl Ah yeah that seems to work! Not that I couldn’t have gotten by without, but figured you might want to know how x displayed it!
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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
Do you guys have your agents always using revyl for the integration side of iOS development? Or do you use XcodeBuildMCP + the local simulator when it’s convenient? @tryrevyl
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Interlap@interlap01·
@kyle_fowler2 @tryrevyl For simslim, yes, the agent will install it for you. The CLI is small, so the help command should be enough for the agent to understand how to use it. MobAI is a desktop app, so it needs to be downloaded and installed manually from mobai.run.
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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
@interlap01 @tryrevyl Oooooh this looks sick! I’ve gotta give this a try. Is the best way to get started to just thank the GitHub to an agent? Or do you have skills and such?
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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
Hearing Uncle Bob proclaim reading code as dead makes me feel more than a little sad. After reading Clean Code, I found so much joy in writing beautiful code that I came to love the process even more than whatever end result I happened to be working towards. Agents have unlocked a new sort of flow for me lately, but I think a part of me will always miss that feeling of writing code by hand and trying to perfect every single last piece of a code base. Honestly I’m just glad I wasn’t around to go from assembly to modern languages because my heart probably couldn’t have taken it 😂
Uncle Bob Martin@unclebobmartin

I’m significantly older than you. I started coding in the late 60s. My current strategy is to not read any of the code written by my agents. That’s the only way I can take advantage of their productivity. What I do instead is to surround the agents with extreme constraints. Unit tests, gherkin tests, QA procedures, quality metrics, mutation testing, test coverage, and a plethora of others. In the end, I have very high confidence in the code they produce because they’ve had to run the gauntlet of all of my constraints and tests.

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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
@anamhira @tryrevyl @hxyden Dudeee now I wish I was. I’ll hit you up when I finally make it out there and claim my free membership ;)
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Anam Hira@anamhira·
If you build mobile apps and you've started handing work to Cursor's cloud agents, this one's for you. Here's the problem, those agents run on a Linux box in the cloud. Incredible for web. On mobile, they're flying blind. They can't run Xcode or a simulator, so they write iOS code they can never open, build, or see. The agent says "done" with zero idea if the screen even renders. So we gave your cloud agent a phone. It builds your app on a cloud Mac runner, opens it on a live iPhone, taps through the real flow, catches the crash, and comes back with a recording as proof. The loop finally closes on mobile, and none of it touches your machine. Why this matters, from experience: At Uber, a single p0 bug in production cost $2.5 million an hour. So we solved quality with people. Rooms of them, tapping through the app by hand before every release: add a card, cancel a trip, in 50+ languages, ship after ship. If I could have handed that to cloud agents that actually build and drive the app on live iPhones, we'd have caught those bugs overnight, in parallel, instead of staffing a floor to do it by hand. That's what this is. If you're building mobile with Cursor's cloud agents, it's the missing piece.
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prosku.a@proskuaaa·
iOS icon evolution / interaction
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Noise@getnoise·
We interviewed @kyle_fowler2, an app founder who got 1.3m organic installs using TikTok slideshows as his primary growth channel 🤯 Watch the full interview here: youtu.be/57AKUJzIgUU?si… (also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify)
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Tobin South
Tobin South@TobinSouth·
AGI-pilled iOS dev flow: - vibe code an app end to end inside the desktop app - setup CICD (e.g., fastlane) in github to auto-build-deploy to TestFlight & App Store Connect. no local builds needed. - do all future development on your phone and touch grass.
ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs

Claude Code on desktop now works with the iOS simulator. Build and run your iOS app, and the simulator opens in a panel right next to your conversation. Available today in public beta.

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Kyle Fowler@kyle_fowler2·
@luisround @TobinSouth Yeah! Just tried it out yesterday and it worked well. Although codex + día did just fine for me before
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