@terhechte

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Swift & Rust. Formerly XING, now doing all kinds of things.

I have more side projects than are good for me. There's the markdown presentation app Hyperdeck (https://hyperdeck.io), there's the Mastodon Client Ebou (https://terhech.de/ebou/), there's an app to Group your email inbox (https://github.com/terhechte/postsack), and more on my Github Profile...

Websitehttps://terhech.de
Swift Bloghttps://appventure.me/
Hyperdeckhttps://hyperdeck.io/
Ebouhttps://terhech.de/ebou/

RE: https://mastodon.social/@terhechte/116142996559154822

What a fun app! I opened it up and just relived a hundred memories from a recent trip around the world. It’s crazy how lines on a map can feel so personal. Thanks @terhechte

StepMaps - Walk & Route Maps App - App Store

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I stopped doing iOS some years ago because Xcode + Apple's Buggy APIs made me a unhappy person.

I just released StepMaps, an app to see *all* your outdoor walks, runs & more on a map - grouped by city.

I wanted this app for years, but didn't are touch iOS again. I let Claude do it. I took care of the testing and feature prompting. I'm super happy with the outcome.

I gave a talk about the ACP protocol & Zed Editor at the Agentic coding meetup at MOIA in Hamburg yesterday. Here are the slides form the talk:

https://speakerdeck.com/terhechte/back-to-the-future-let-me-tell-you-about-the-acp-protocol

Back to the Future: Let me tell you about the ACP protocol

First there was the ChatGPT website with a copy paste button, then there was Cursor, now there’s the Claude or Codex CLI. The ACP protocol promises to b…

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I've start to call Tim Cook "Smaug". As a reference to LOTR: It's a fitting name in that the roots of Apple's success were software development (the "dwarves"), and for a long time developers had a great standing (internally and externally). But then Tim "Smaug" Cook took over the Iron Mountain of Apple (the hoards of Gold). And boy does Tim like money. And anyone who dares wanting any of his money are thieves. Hence software developers are thieves for wanting to maybe pay a bit less than 30%.
I'd be happy to pay a $99 per year "additional" developer subscription so that I could run a macOS or Linux virtual machine on the iPad and do development work in there. That's it, use the already-existing virtualization framework.
Whenever I travel I have to lug the iPad and a Macbook around, and I'd just love to be able to just take the iPad.

The iPad came out 15 years ago and still it is impossible to use it for software development without resorting to kludges (e.g. run in Cloud, use limited playgrounds, be limited to languages like Python or C).

But hey we got a new UI that unnecessarily burns GPU cycles without any kind of functional benefit and at worst distracts attention away from the content.

This is what Apple should have build. Google build it.

https://developers.googleblog.com/en/introducing-gemma-3n/

Lightweight model that can run on device, understands audio, smarter than GPT4.1 nano.

By listening to long to the employees who hate AI or don't believe in LLMs Apple lost the edge of intelligence.

Gemma 3n can run with your data fully private

Announcing Gemma 3n preview: powerful, efficient, mobile-first AI- Google Developers Blog

Introducing Gemma 3n – the latest Google open model for accessible AI, featuring unique flexibility, privacy, and expanded multimodal capabilities on mobile devices.

This weekends project, generate extruded 3d meshes from rich text for use in the Bevy Game Engine

https://github.com/terhechte/bevy-mesh-text-3d

Thank you Claude. Deleting the file is certainly one way of getting rid of the errors lol.