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jeroen_stulen

not sure what's new about this, just device hub, the new simulator
Re:Show HN: Share your AI Setup, Learn from others on Friday September 18, 2026 @09:03AM (#49753834)
Why is that?
Thanks, that means a lot! The credit burn was real indeed, making ten prompts for one fix. Claude and I both got better though. Good tip on documenting the learnings as a blueprint. Blueprint is also one of my favorite Dutch beers ; ) Thanks again for taking the time.
Too bad you see it like this. Took four months of real work alongside my day job and family. But I hear the skepticism. Still appreciate you reading the post and taking a look.
wow, thanks, this is a great consideration! I went iOS-only mainly because Swift/SwiftUI was already a steep learning curve for me as a non-engineer. The bit-by-bit migration with AI assistance is an interesting idea I hadn't considered. Appreciate this!

Have you done a migration like this yourself?

Show HN: My first app, artisanally vibe-coded in 4 months

https://mijn-travelly.nl/en/

Hi HN, I'm Jeroen, 49. Father of two, and manager in the Dutch government by day. Until last December I had never written a line of code. You get the picture. Since April my first app, TravElly, is live in the App Store.Normally during Christmas I tend to build something by hand. Last year I started in Terminal making simple kids games with Python. Then I got more ambitious and moved to Xcode...

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I totally get the privacy and security risks that come with AI coding agents, and especially with something shaped like claw-coder. The part that leaves a question mark for me is “closed source because we’re testing heavily”;that’s normally the argument for opening the source, not against it. More eyes, more bugs found, more reason to trust it.