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Hi, I’m looking for someone with 8+ years of experience building mobile apps. The ideal candidate is someone who started with iOS development, gained solid, hands-on experience with it, then picked up React Native and built and shipped apps to the stores. The project is an exciting opportunity to rewrite a banking app using modern React Native tools and architecture. Strong native experience is important, since you’ll also be helping maintain our in-house built SDKs. If you’re interested, DM me your resume/portfolio. I’ll make sure to get back to you if we’re a match. Thanks 🙌

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Hello again everyone! A few months ago I shared how I used AI tools to finally get my handmade art business moving on TikTok. The response was great and the organic sales from that platform are still coming. Because that worked so well, I decided to do it on Instagram as well. I continued using CapCut and Canva for my reels (also added hooks) but I needed something to help with the discovery side (just like tiktok) so my posts pushed in front of people who actually buy art, not just bot accounts or uninterested people. I also did an experiment with an AI targeting platform for Instagram as well. Here is how it worked: * Just like TikTok, I used the AI to narrow down niche and region spec...

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She is sweet and what not but the way she was crying in the promo and at the task location made me feel like my 3 year old cousin when she doesn't get something in the store like what is happening to her and these people are ruthless.

Someone suggested I cross post this here.... In short, my experience was completely mind-blowingly game changing. Granted, the mobile app version of my site is relatively simple because it's largely WebViews... but nonetheless, this process took months (or thousands of dollars) in the past. Four years ago I wrote up my experience with a no-code tool called Thunkable, and people enjoyed that article, so I thought I would do the same with my experience with Replit: [https://www.pennantchase.com/random/UsingReplitToBuildMobileApp](https://www.pennantchase.com/random/UsingReplitToBuildMobileApp) I wish I had more tips or "gotchas" to report - the only things I ran into we...

Artificial intelligence has made it dramatically easier to build powerful mobile applications. With modern APIs, LLM integrations, and automation tools, launching an AI-powered app is no longer the primary challenge. Scaling it is. At **RemoteState**, we’ve worked with 18 subscription-based mobile apps over the past 24 months — many of them AI-powered across productivity, wellness, fintech, and creator tools. Across these launches, a clear pattern emerged: Most AI mobile apps don’t fail because of technology. They stall because of growth fundamentals. This article outlines the structural reasons why AI subscription apps struggle — and what consistently separates scalable ...

I've spent the last year diving deep into anxiety research. Books, podcasts, neuroscience papers, therapy approaches. The whole thing started because I kept having these random panic attacks over nothing. Turns out, I'm not alone. Most people I know deal with some form of anxiety, and honestly, society makes it worse. We're constantly overstimulated, comparing ourselves to everyone online, and our nervous systems are basically stuck in fight or flight mode 24/7. Here's what I learned from studying actual experts and testing their methods. **The body keeps the score, literally** Dr. Bessel van der Kolk wrote this groundbreaking book called The Body Keeps the Score. He...

Workforce management software has become essential for businesses of all sizes. As companies adapt to hybrid work models and global teams, the tools they use must evolve. The future of workforce management software points toward smarter automation, deeper insights, and a stronger focus on employee experience. These trends will shape how organizations coordinate labor, forecast demand, and support workers in the years ahead. One of the major trends in workforce management software is the integration of advanced analytics. Organizations generate more data than ever before. Future systems will leverage that data to provide predictive insights rather than just historical reports. Instead of loo...

Hello everyone! 👋🏽 I've just published in the play store closed test an app focused on training for climbing that I've been developing for some time. Originally, I did it for myself, since the current apps does not allow much exercise customizations, integration with training tools (such as BLE dynamometers) and up to date scientific based assessments to track progressions. 💪🏽 Over multiple iterations, phases and some lost hair, I've finally mustered up some courage to publish it into the play store. 😁 It was a really nice experience to learn a bit about mobile development, some marketing and product focused stuff (I'm more of a backend developer). 🤓...

[Part 1](https://www.reddit.com/r/TheDarkArchive/s/fyQtBb5Jo7) Three days after Horizon Arms, my leg still felt like it didn’t belong to me. Not in the dramatic way—no phantom limb stuff. Just the plain, annoying reality of healing: tight skin, deep bruising, the staples pulling when I stood too fast, that hot sting when blood started moving through it again after I’d been sitting. The doctor had warned me about infection like he’d seen a hundred guys shrug it off and come back worse. I didn’t shrug it off. I kept it clean. I kept it wrapped. I took the antibiotics on schedule. I did everything you’re supposed to do when you’ve learned the hard way that a hallway can have tee...

Hey everyone — I’m opening up another round of testing for **ObsidianBox Modern**, and I’m looking for a few people who actually use root tools on a daily basis. If you’re comfortable with Magisk, KernelSU, APatch, SELinux quirks, and the usual “root life” headaches, you’re exactly who I’m hoping to bring in. A couple quick notes so you know what you’re getting into: * The trust‑critical parts of the project (root detection, SELinux checks, shell sanitization, native pipeline, automation engine, etc.) are now fully open‑core and published here: [**https://github.com/canuk40/ObsidianBox-Modern**](https://github.com/canuk40/ObsidianBox-Modern) * The main app — UI, PRO...

Hi all, I’m an indie developer shipping multiple apps, and over time I noticed something: Release work often takes almost as long as building the feature.   Updating version info. Copying metadata. Managing localizations. Tweaking in-app purchases. Handling TestFlight builds. Double-checking everything before pressing “Submit.”   None of it is difficult — but it’s repetitive and easy to mess up when you’re moving fast.   So, I started building AppMeta, a native macOS tool that connects to App Store Connect and lets you manage metadata locally, preview changes clearly, and sync only what you intend.   The goal isn’t to replace App Store Connect. It’s to make...

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# Chapter 4 Mistress Willow Greenthorn of Coppernest owned a plantation. She grew cotton, and made it into clothing and other textiles. Maple was being taught how to turn harvested cotton into usable cloth. It was hard work, but not physically demanding in anything other than endurance. Thistle let her and the squirrel folk that worked for Willow have regular breaks for water. He was nicer than she thought he would be.      Maple woke up and got out of bed, she slept with the other workers. Changed into her work clothes, having slept mostly *****, before leaving and heading to the main building. The sleeping quarters were far closer than Wormwood's estate, but still a walk aw...

[Part 1](https://www.reddit.com/r/horrorstories/s/WZq5ujCJiJ) Three days after Horizon Arms, my leg still felt like it didn’t belong to me. Not in the dramatic way—no phantom limb stuff. Just the plain, annoying reality of healing: tight skin, deep bruising, the staples pulling when I stood too fast, that hot sting when blood started moving through it again after I’d been sitting. The doctor had warned me about infection like he’d seen a hundred guys shrug it off and come back worse. I didn’t shrug it off. I kept it clean. I kept it wrapped. I took the antibiotics on schedule. I did everything you’re supposed to do when you’ve learned the hard way that a hallway can have teet...

Looking online it seems like the previous store has re-opened under a new name downtown. This headshop has another location in Toronto and this location is absent on thier website. It seems weird that they are hiding things like this, when in different cities they reopened with the same branding. If anyone can confirm that they are still the old store I would appreciate it so some awkwardness can be avoided.

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I guess this post isn’t about advice about my aging parents but rather advice about my dad’s aging parents. For context I (24 F) live in the USA, my dad is 59 and my mom is 55. I apologize for this post being long as I tried to provide enough information to know if I have the ability to call in for a welfare or other services check myself anonymously, if there would be enough of a case for actions to be made? My grandpa 84 has had 2 heart attacks and 3 open heart surgery’s before the age of 65, with his last heart attack being about 22 years ago. He has congestive heart failure and had a pace maker implanted about 2 years ago. ‘Relatively’ he is in good health for his heart activ...