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Fahim Farook

When I canโ€™t find an app that does what I want, or, if I feel that the available apps are too heavy/resource hungry, I tend to write my own apps to fill the need.

The trouble with that approach is that I sometimes end up with a lot of software to support/maintain. Since Iโ€™m also the customer, it can get a bit hectic ๐Ÿ˜›

This week was one where I was reminded (once again) why I try not to write my own software โ€” I had at least two apps that Iโ€™d coded over the past couple of months that needed that one extra feature that I wanted. Then, I discovered that I needed a whole new app (because of Twitter shenanigans โ€ฆ grr) and that I had to add a new feature to yet another one of the apps that Iโ€™d coded.

That was a lot ๐Ÿ˜€

I managed to get quite a few of the changes I wanted done over the weekend (and also coded a new quick-and-dirty app for the Twitter issue) but Iโ€™m not sure if I should continue doing this โ€ฆ sometimes it just gets to be soo stressful juggling all these to-do items ๐Ÿ˜›

#Coding #PersonalSoftware #Swift #SwiftUI #macOS #iOS
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