1:25My first iPhone 3GS — this one’s an AirBuild merch special edition from @hwwaanng and @airbuild_hq. Unboxed it and immediately vibed a little game on the 3GS. Smooth, playable right away. No need to build on Mac. Really can’t wait to dig into AirBuild more. Too many surprises already — polishing an iOS app anytime, anywhere actually feels fun. A modern ‘Xcode’ on mobile.BunnyLau0
1:02Been working on an animation for our help center in #SwiftUI. This is what it looks like. I wanted something that could zoom in and out on the important bits, so people actually get what they’re supposed to do — not another static GIF with arrows. And if you change the language string, it just works in another language. You don’t have to remake a GIF for every locale, which saves a ridiculous amount of time. Once you’ve done one or two like this, you can basically throw it at Codex and ask it to make more scenes the same way.BunnyLau0
今天来参加 @bot GrokBot Meetup 广州场， Grok bot 是我最近最喜欢的产品，在上面建立了很多个独立的小团队来维护小的项目，我觉得非常适合有很多项目但是分身乏术的独立开发者，能够把日常的运营 SEO 事情都坚持做起来。 #GrokBotMeetupGuangzhouBunnyLau0
2 图My SEO / ASO bot and Critiquito bot built a landing page this morning for a quick SEO bump. I contributed exactly zero lines of code. Felt weirdly unemployed.BunnyLau0
I’ve been wiring my side projects into a small Grok Bot @bot team, with Cursor Cloud Agents on the code side. The bots keep an eye on reviews, TestFlight, and the little fix loops — then push the actual diffs over to Cloud Agents. I’ve also left SEO, ASO, and landing-page work on a separate track so the store and the site don’t go quiet between releases. If you’re juggling a few indie apps you actually want to keep polishing, this kind of agent loop is starting to feel more useful than another “I’ll come back to it later” list.BunnyLau0
3 图I don’t know if you have seen this completely flat hinge frame. If you have used other folding screens, you will know that this is a very ugly existence. Apple‘s pure flat one looks much better.BunnyLau0
Tonight’s the foldable iPhone Duo. Once it’s open — real windowing and split view like iPadOS, or still iOS on a stretched screen. Curious which. If that side opens up full iPadOS windowing, Hive would actually have room to use it.BunnyLau0
0:37I really want to release this browser, but I have applied for the default browser permission several times in a row, and I have been picked up for inexplicable problems. I haven’t got it yet. Can‘t Apple do it quickly?BunnyLau0
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