Lorenzo Rheinicke

Debugging apps with massive log files? I created a Claude Code skill that pipes logs through Gemini 3 Flash for analysis. Claude Code asks the right questions, Gemini reads the giant files. Result: faster bug fixes, better log insights. Skills are a Claude Code superpower.

Had a Laravel feature importing 500k-1m records at a time. It worked, but it took hours because of all the validation rules. With the help of Claude Code late last night, the same feature now runs large imports under 10 mins.

Surprised to find GPT-5 (Low) in Windsurf outperformed Claude Sonnet-4 on a SwiftUI feature build. Claude Code is my daily driver, so this caught me off guard. Testing new features side-by-side next. Git Worktrees make A/B comparisons seamless.

3 years back, I built a basic admin portal with Adalo. Now I want to rebuild it. Torn between @nextjs (my comfort zone) and @laravelphp (want to learn). Plan to vibe code either way and figure out how Laravel works. Which should I pick?

Day 15 of building my iOS budget app: Simple feature... Added quick-add functionality! Users can now create budget entries directly from the home screen without diving into individual budgets first. One tap → pick budget → add expense. Much faster workflow! 🚀

@mariosaputra Great tip, thanks. Do you use crash monitoring tools like Sentry, or stick with Apple's reports?

It's okay if your app doesn't have a perfect UI or has some small display issues, but it should never crash. If your app crashes, Apple will flag it as a shit app and won't rank it

The @windsurf_ai saga was wild, but @cognition_labs came through when it mattered. Hope everyone at Windsurf is doing well... excited to see where the product goes next. Sticking with Windsurf. 💙

Been using @windsurf_ai for 4 months and it’s worked well. With the recent changes, should I switch to @cursor_ai? I’ve used @claude_code in my IDE this past month and enjoy it.

Day 14 of building Quick Budget Planner (iOS): Back after a few weeks. Focused on improving UI/UX so it’s more useful to others. New: Link a transaction to multiple budgets - Transaction updates automatically sync everywhere. Next up: Shared budgets with my wife.

Discovered git worktree today. It’s a game changer. I can now work on multiple features in parallel without switching branches.

@yemyat91 Wow... love this. Now I am curious to figure out how to do this with a gif

needed to do something fun after building out a pretty big feature for peek. what do you think?

Day 13 of building an iOS app with SwiftUI: Days 11–12 worked on client projects. Today: Implemented basic category summaries view for the budget tracker and planner app. A small feature... but a useful one. Also fixed some bugs ✅

Been using my Quick Budget Tracker and planning app daily to scratch my own itch. Some minor bug fixes left. Next step would be to get it ready for at least another person to use.

Current vibe coding workflow building #SwiftUI app: - I use #windsurf as my editor of choice - Plan and review feature with Gemini 2.5 Pro. - ask Gemini 2.5 to created step by step implementation plan - use GPT 4.1 to implement the plan step by step - ask to explain steps

@mariosaputra Thanks @mariosaputra this was one of the things I was wondering how to do it 👍

So I want to change my app from free to paid, but I'd like to prevent previous users from seeing the paywall (keep it free), with just 1 update. I found that RevenueCat's customerInfo.firstSeen API is convenient for this. If the firstSeen date is earlier than the grandfathering cutoff date, then the paywall won't be shown to these users.

Day 10 of building a budget tracker iOS app: Updated list scroll behaviour when busy planning a budget with many items and added a "Move to another budget" option so that I don't have to copy it and then delete it 👌

Day 8 & 9 of building a budget tracker iOS app just did not happen 😅. Had to force myself to work on at least one small thing today to keep the momentum going.

Day 6 of building a #SwiftUI app: A quick one today... Added a basic search bar to search for specific items in the budget. Going to test it for the day and see if any tweaks are needed. Busy building the quickest budget tracker and planner app.

Day 5 of building #SwiftUI app: Managed to ship a bug fix and a new feature, keeping a running total for an item in the budget. You can use this to track a weekly recurring expense during the month and then pay for it at the end of the month.

Day 4 of building a #SwiftUI app: Did not get a chance to work on the app last night. But I find my self daily using it to track different budgets and planning a budget for a new project.