@codingmilf

Self-taught iOS developer. Falling in love with #SwiftUI & #UIKit every day.

United States
Joined December 2021
Self-taught devs, tell me your success stories. I want to be reminded that it can be done.
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Phew. What a year. Finally delivered my personal project and couldn’t be more proud. 🥰 Excited to be back in the mix of things here! What’s the latest scoop?
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I’m so tired. I’m ready to be a trad wife and just worry about my sourdough and baseboards. Who needs databases and property modifiers.
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What are you gifting the mothers in your life this weekend?
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Cursor is now free for students. Enjoy!
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It’s almost time for ✨Swift Craft✨ I can’t wait to see England for the first time and so many of your lovely faces again 😍
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At a cafe the other day. I asked for a “cup of joe” and then laughed at myself for asking for coffee like that. The waitress laughed too and then came back with a glass of orange juice. I said nothing, I was too embarrassed for her not knowing and for myself for being so old
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Well friends, I wanted to share with you a side project I’ve been working hard on developing. It’s been going really well and I’m really excited to see the end product 🥹 If you want to help prepare for my baby here’s a registry link! amazon.com/baby-reg/erickali…
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I’ve been so deep in QA at my role my Swift skills have deteriorated and I’m having feelings about it. I need to find a project I’m passionate about to lean into code again.
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Who all is on Bluesky? Drop your link below. bsky.app/profile/codingmilf.…
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I think I’m officially over twitter
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Having a team spread across the country is wild. One member is still recovering from the NC hurricane and is freezing, the other had to evacuate due to the California fires.
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But why am I trying to do a weeks worth of work in one night 😭
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Imposter syndrome is common among developers. Remember: every expert was once a beginner, and growth happens step by step.
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Recently, my grandma was dying in the hospital. I was watching all the family’s children in the waiting room. My 9yo cousin complained about the movie. I had my knitting project with me and sarcastically offered to teach her. She surprised me by excitedly accepting. 🧵
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It tickled my heart, I’ve been leaving room in expectation that it might have just been something to do in a boring moment and not an actual interest. It was cool to hear she’s been seeking it out still. /6
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Anyways. It was a beautiful full circle, similar age of learning a valuable skill from someone unexpected and building a sweet relationship as I was having one close with my grandma. It really is the tiny moments that touch hearts. 💕
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