Apple Asked About the App Update. He Brought Receipts. Check Apple’s actual rules before shipping. AI-generated comedy intro.

AI Is Making Founders Delusional - Ray Deck Explains Why xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1wxWjlNAX…

AI Made Building Cheap. What Is Still Valuable? What can you understand or deliver better than another person with the same AI tools? With Ray Deck.

Lovable to Mobile: Use the Native Features You Already Have Genuine mobile utility matters. I’m Despia’s founder.

The opening gets attention. The explanation has to earn the rest of the watch. What useful payoff does your hook actually promise?

Your 15-Step Onboarding Is Asking Too Much Which onboarding question could you move until after the first useful action?

Cf is still better

A native feature list cannot repair a confusing interface. Audit the phone experience separately from the API integration. Would the interface still feel like a desktop website?

They host with Railway, I host with Netcup:

Plante scale is in CF

Heart Surgery in Oven Gloves: My No-Code Frustration Where does your tool give you precision, and where does it get in the way? With Ray Deck.

You should do it yourself in PHP.

JS > PHP

I never understood why people use services like Railway or Vercel that just white-label AWS or Google Cloud under the hood. Why not just use Cloudflare? They started the cybersecurity. They're the OG, and they get their own infrastructure.

Native capabilities should have a purpose for the user. Adding a bridge or notification feature is different from improving the whole mobile experience. Which native feature makes your app more useful? Disclosure: I’m Despia’s founder.

A tool can accelerate part of the job. It does not take responsibility for every integration, test and product decision. What are you expecting the tool to do for you? Disclosure: I’m Despia’s founder. AI-generated comedy intro; original recorded explanation.

Adding AI Features After App Review? Read Apple’s Rules First Check Apple’s actual rules before shipping.

A blocked agent should not stop unrelated work. Keep independent tasks moving while preserving a visible queue of failures. What happens to your queue when one task fails?

One giant task hides the dependencies. Break the work into small, testable pieces before asking agents to operate independently. How small is your next coding task?