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AI completely changed how I develop iPhone apps … and I think I love it

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When the App Store first launched, building for Apple meant learning Objective-C, wrestling with Apple’s limited documentation, and writing everything manually. Today, AI does an astonishing job of coding the app while I focus on product management and architectural decisions.

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  1. 2026-09-03 16:02 · ZDNET AI
    AI completely changed how I develop iPhone apps … and I think I love it

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