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lawgimenez
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Show HN: A iOS Native Bluesky App
This looks like it's been vibe coded.
bgdkbtv
4 months ago
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How can you tell?
dan-g
4 months ago
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The "Implemented Features" section in the readme has every heading denoted with an emoji, that's something I've seen pretty much only from LLMs
acxtrilla
4 months ago
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I actually did that :(
nar001
4 months ago
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Considering the comments, how much of it was vibe coded? Since you said you did use AI help?
acxtrilla
4 months ago
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not much, mainly used it to describe how certain iOS 26 implementations work compared to previous iOS versions.
nar001
4 months ago
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Good if you didn't just vibe code, at least for maintainability. Your app looks nice btw, I hope you'll keep working on it!
dan-g
4 months ago
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Consider my hypothesis disproven!
lawgimenez
4 months ago
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I'm an iOS developer, usually it will take me over 500 commits before my app gets working. The app's initial commit seems complete already.
acxtrilla
4 months ago
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Did use an AI coding assistant yes as this is the first app I've built but I also didn't publish it on Github until the app was near 100% working first
rvz
4 months ago
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Yep, it most certainly is 100% vibe coded.
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