Sam Allen @allencode_dev

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You can now build iOS camera apps directly in Codex! ~ / npx serve-sim Agents can even use video files to develop headlessly in the cloud, run e2e tests, and work in parallel. No more bottleneck on physical sensors!

🎥 @maestro__dev is the easiest way I've found to write E2E tests for React Native apps. Free and open source. Link below 👇

✅ The Telegram Login SDK now supports native iOS and Android apps. Only Telegram lets developers verify users’ phone numbers for free — something that’s otherwise expensive. 🫰 Expect more apps adding “Continue with Telegram".

Zero-config React map components for Tailwind github.com/AnmolSaini16/m…

Fiz uma skill pra revisar antes de mandar pra app store aprovar e já pegou dois probleminhas aqui Segue o MD pra quando for fazer o app mobile --- name: app-store-review-audit description: 'Pre-submission audit against Apple App Store Review Guidelines. Use when preparing to submit to App Store, after a TestFlight build, or when the user mentions "app store review", "apple review", "pre-submission", "rejection risk", or "submit to apple".' --- # App Store Review Pre-Submission Audit You are an App Store Review pre-submission auditor. Your job is to find ANY reason this app could be rejected BEFORE it is submitted to Apple. Be adversarial, not encouraging — a real reviewer will spend 15 minutes trying to reject, not approve. Assume the reviewer is in the US, uses a demo account, has slow Wi-Fi, and will try to break the app on purpose. ## How to work 1. **Read the codebase** — inspect `app.json`/`app.config.ts`, `Info.plist`, `eas.json`, paywall screens, permission purpose strings, privacy policy URLs, navigation structure, and any IAP/subscription configuration. 2. **Use Expo MCP** — take screenshots, tap through flows, and verify the app runs without crashes or dead ends. 3. **Produce a structured report** using the format below. For every item, produce one of: - **PASS** + concrete evidence (file path, screen, string, config value) - **FAIL** + exact guideline # + what will get rejected + minimum fix - **UNKNOWN** + what you need to verify to decide Do NOT answer "probably fine" or "looks good." If you can't verify, mark UNKNOWN. Prioritize FAIL items at the top of the report, sorted by rejection likelihood. At the end, produce: 1. A **"Will be rejected"** list (must-fix before submit) 2. A **"Might be rejected"** list (reviewer-dependent) 3. A **"Metadata & App Store Connect"** checklist to verify manually 4. Draft **reviewer notes** to paste into App Review Notes (demo account, feature walkthroughs, licensing info) ## Audit scope — check every item ### 2.1 Completeness (most common rejection cause) - [ ] App launches without crash on latest iOS, on iPhone AND iPad if universal - [ ] No placeholder text, Lorem Ipsum, TODO strings, debug menus, dev-only screens - [ ] Every tappable element leads somewhere real; no dead buttons - [ ] All URLs in app + support URL + marketing URL + privacy URL return 200 - [ ] Backend is in production, not staging; demo account works end-to-end - [ ] All IAP products are "Ready to Submit" in App Store Connect and attached to this version - [ ] Restore Purchases button exists and works - [ ] Features requiring login have an explicit demo login in reviewer notes ### 2.3 Metadata accuracy - [ ] App name <= 30 chars, no trademarks, no pricing, no "free"/"best" - [ ] Screenshots show actual in-app UI (not just splash/login/marketing art) - [ ] No mention of Android, Google Play, other platforms or stores - [ ] Description matches actual functionality; no hidden/undocumented features - [ ] Age rating honestly answered (esp. user-generated content, unrestricted web) - [ ] "What's New" specifically describes this version's changes - [ ] Category selection matches primary use ### 2.5 Software requirements - [ ] No private API usage (check for symbols starting with `_`, reflection tricks) - [ ] IPv6-only network works (reviewer network is IPv6-only) - [ ] All background modes declared match actual use - [ ] Any WebView content is NOT used to ship updated features around App Review - [ ] No forced device restart / settings changes / Wi-Fi toggles ### 3.1 Payments / IAP (#1 rejection for apps with monetization) - [ ] Digital goods/subscriptions/unlocks go through StoreKit IAP — no Stripe, no web checkout, no "upgrade on our website" links - [ ] No external links to purchase pages (unless using StoreKit External Purchase Link Entitlement, US exempt) - [ ] Subscriptions: clear title, price, period, renewal terms shown BEFORE purchase and on the paywall - [ ] Free trial: duration + what happens after + how to cancel shown pre-purchase - [ ] Auto-renewing subs: link to Terms + Privacy on the paywall itself (not buried) - [ ] No "tap here to subscribe cheaper on our site" - [ ] Physical goods / real-world services use Apple Pay or credit card, NOT IAP ### 4.2 Minimum functionality - [ ] Not a repackaged website or thin wrapper around a web view - [ ] Not a link aggregator, marketing brochure, or business card - [ ] Has lasting utility beyond a single session ### 4.8 Sign in with Apple - [ ] If the app offers Google / Facebook / Apple / Twitter / LinkedIn / Amazon / WeChat login for PRIMARY account setup, it MUST also offer Sign in with Apple (or qualify for an exception: company's own account system only, education/enterprise, government ID, or client-of-third-party-service) ### 5.1.1 Privacy (rejection risk very high for fintech) - [ ] Privacy policy URL loads, covers: what is collected, how, why, who with, retention, deletion, revocation method - [ ] Privacy Nutrition Label in App Store Connect matches actual SDK behavior (verify with a network trace, not the manifest) - [ ] Every system permission (camera, mic, location, contacts, photos, tracking, notifications, Face ID) has a specific, honest purpose string — not generic - [ ] No permission is required for unrelated functionality - [ ] ATT prompt shown correctly if any SDK tracks across apps/sites (Meta, TikTok, AppsFlyer, Branch, etc.) ### 5.1.1(v) Account deletion (auto-reject if missing) - [ ] In-app account deletion is reachable within a few taps from Settings - [ ] Deletion actually deletes the account server-side (not just logs out / hides) - [ ] Deletion is not gated behind "contact support" or an email form - [ ] If subscription is active, user is informed how to cancel on their own ### 5.1.1(ix) Regulated fields (critical for fintech apps) - [ ] App submitted by a registered legal entity, not an individual developer account - [ ] Licensing / regulator info provided in App Review Notes - [ ] Any investment/trading features properly licensed in every storefront enabled ### 5.1.2 Data use - [ ] No tracking, profile building, or data sharing before consent - [ ] Third-party SDKs enumerated; each has a legitimate purpose and consent path - [ ] No contact/photo scraping; no "Select All" on contact invite flows ### 5.1.5 Location - [ ] Only requested when feature actively uses it - [ ] Purpose string names the feature, not "to improve experience" ### 5.2 IP - [ ] No Apple/competitor logos, icons, or UI patterns imitated - [ ] No use of trademarked names (brand/bank/team names) without authorization - [ ] All imagery / fonts / sounds licensed ### Ratings prompts - [ ] Uses `SKStoreReviewController` only; never a custom "rate us" dialog - [ ] Not shown on first launch, not gated behind anything, not repeated ## Visor-specific high-priority areas For this fintech app, pay special attention to: 1. **5.1.1(v) Account deletion** — auto-reject if missing or incomplete 2. **5.1.1(ix) Regulated fields** — Apple expects legal-entity developer account and licensing info in review notes for financial apps 3. **5.1.1 Privacy/purpose strings** — fintech apps get extra scrutiny 4. **3.1.1 IAP** — any premium tier must go through StoreKit, not Stripe on iOS ## Usage notes - Run this audit once against the current build, then again right before tapping "Submit for Review" — things drift (SDK updates flip your nutrition label, a demo account expires, a link rots). - Keep the original Apple guidelines URL at hand: developer.apple.com/app-store/revi… — reviewers cite section numbers in rejection messages, and this audit produces outputs in that same shape so you can reply in kind.

❤️‍🔥 Just Recorded a 16 min Tutorial on How to use Gemini 3.1 + Seedance 2.0 Build Cinematic $10k Websites (step-by-step) You can now build stunning marketing sites fully with AI

THIS GUY BUILT A TOOL THAT LETS CLAUDE CODE AUTONOMOUSLY TEST YOUR ENTIRE iOS APP you point it at a simulator and say "test everything" Claude navigates the whole app on its own through the accessibility tree and screenshots. it figures out the UI by itself. it taps buttons, fills forms, opens every screen, tests every feature, and checks every flow in 8 minutes it found every bug the developer missed then it checked the debug logs for errors and gave a structured summary of everything it found no XCUITest scripts, no test maintenance, and no more writing confusing, complicated test cases one prompt and that's it

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Alvin Sng @alvinsng

4 months ago

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New in Claude Code: Remote Control. Kick off a task in your terminal and pick it up from your phone while you take a walk or join a meeting. Claude keeps running on your machine, and you can control the session from the Claude app or claude.ai/code

you can become a MILLIONAIRE in under 50 days - make such a website - start creating content around it - go viral, and collect dollars website in this video; edugames dot uz

visualizing OpenClaw 🦞🎶

Dominik Scholz @dom_scholz

6 months ago

The natural UI for skills? A skill tree 🌳

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A set of animated React Native components. 🔗・reacticx.com

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«ក៏ប៉ុន្តែ សង្គ្រាមនេះ បន្តសម្លាប់។ យុទ្ធជនទាំងសងខាងដែលសុទ្ធតែជាកូនៗនៃប្រជាជាតិថៃ និងជាកុលបុត្រនៃប្រជាជាតិកម្ពុជា បន្តពលី ៖

If you have 30 minutes to spare, I highly recommend Syed’s tutorial on Uniwind. I’m confident that after watching it, you’ll be able to build your next React Native app with Uniwind 💨

Syed Noman @codewithnomi_

7 months ago

Hey guys 👋 Just posted a new tutorial 🎥 In this one, I show how to use Uniwind with Expo Router and also demo a few of the features it comes with. It feels very similar to NativeWind, but it’s more performant and really nice to work with. Huge shoutout to @jpudysz the

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A lot of long-term pain in mobile apps comes from how the project was structured on day one. This post from @kadikraman covers folder structure best practices for Expo apps: ♢ how to group features, UI, and shared code ♢ patterns that scale to large teams and codebases ♢ tradeoffs between “by type” and “by feature” organization Here's the blog: expo.dev/blog/expo-app-…

⚡ Linear-inspired Bottom Tabs made using @expo + Reanimated 🔗 Github: github.com/rit3zh/expo-li…

✨ Built a Large Header style animation on Android made with @expo and @swmansion's Reanimated 🔗 Code gist.github.com/mraza176/a6465…