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Articles tagged Swift on the Hello Tham blog — 8 articles.

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FinvestLens 1.0: 56,000 lines of accounting software in fourteen days featured image

FinvestLens 1.0: 56,000 lines of accounting software in fourteen days

A native Apple double-entry accounting app, verified against a real 46,000-transaction GnuCash book to the cent — built from a single-sentence prompt, with the agent drafting its own specifications. What the method got right, and what real data found that no test suite would.

HelloNotes 1.0: a Markdown knowledge base that is actually a Mac app featured image

HelloNotes 1.0: a Markdown knowledge base that is actually a Mac app

Fifteen days, 220 commits and 32,000 lines of Swift — a local-first knowledge base whose database is a folder, built from a single-sentence prompt. What the method got right, and the four traps that ate real hours.

From Zero to Hero Part 6 (The Ultimate Boon and The Return) featured image

From Zero to Hero Part 6 (The Ultimate Boon and The Return)

This is the sixth part (and probably the last, for now) of my series of articles on learning to code at age 55 and creating some prototypes.

From Zero to Hero Part 5 (The Dark Cave) featured image

From Zero to Hero Part 5 (The Dark Cave)

This is the fifth part of my series of articles on learning to code at age 55 and creating some prototypes.

From Zero to Hero Part 4 (Eating, Drinking, Sprinting) featured image

From Zero to Hero Part 4 (Eating, Drinking, Sprinting)

This is the fourth part of my series of articles on learning to code at age 55 and creating some prototypes.

From Zero to Hero Part 3 (Approach to the Inmost Cave) featured image

From Zero to Hero Part 3 (Approach to the Inmost Cave)

This is the third part of my series of articles on learning to code at age 55 and creating some prototypes.

From Zero to Hero Part 2 (Learnin’​ and Hustlin’​) featured image

From Zero to Hero Part 2 (Learnin’​ and Hustlin’​)

This is the second part of my series of articles on learning to code at age 55 and creating some prototypes.