Building My First Apple Watch App - Day in iOS Dev Life

Startups and indie development are all about ups and downs. I was a bit low with my 30 days app challenge, but I feel I'm back in a positive mood.

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If you have any questions, you are welcome to ask in the comments as always, or feel free to DM on social networks:
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[buzzifilho]

Nice Aivars! It's really important to share this type of internal feeling that every now or then appears to all programmers, especially in indie projects. I'm creating indie apps as well and it's nice to see somebody facing the same doubts. Keep pushing! A lot of people get inspired by you!

[markonovakovic]

it looks cool on the watch. simple, minimalistic, looks good but most importantly looks really user friendly

[Moe]

You’re videos are so inspiring, keep it up!

[ozanbilgili]

Nice video! All the explanation and graph feel pretty familiar to me who try to learn regularly and develop indie stuff.

[petersuvara]

Nice one!! Anything worth something takes time, and no amount of AI can save you from the challenges of growing a brand and community.

[brandon_iceberg]

Great video! I love hearing your insights on things and your past experiences with app development. You make great content, keep up the fantastic work!

[sergpryimachuk]

It was unexpected to see Zhdanov in the background of the video 😅

[foxbitfxb]

The Star in that Video is definitely the Dog :D

[SimoneDiFonzo-ji]

Great job, Aivars! The Apple Watch app seems user-friendly and well-designed. Could you share some insights on how to manage authentication tokens within an Apple Watch application?

[antdx]

I cannot get my Ultra 2 to show up on Xcode no matter what. What should I do? I can't find anything online to help me do it. I've tried searching through all the settings but it all leads to nothing.

Developer mode doesn't show up on the Ultra 2.

[GamersPRIMES]

Very nice video! You inspire me to become an indie developer

[MultiFinanceguy]

hi, thanks for video! I have also noticed I have ups and downs during some project. But how do you get past a point during the day after 4-5 hours of coding, when you feel tired, your brain doesn't want to work and how do you stay focused again on the goal?

[felipheleal]

Which MacBook are you using?
I would like to buy a MacBook Air M1 to start my learn with Swift development.

[AmirGolmoradi]

Do you have any tips for a junior Flutter/iOS developer who wants to create their first app that is compatible with both Apple Watch and iPhone?

[mikhail]

Hi Aivars. Thanks for the educational content. Where did you find the pixelated screen that was seen at 5:48 in the upper left corner of the screen?

[leoingson]

UI hint: +/- are counterintuitive - usually right side is higher (diagrams..), plus should go there.

[WikiPeoples]

what in the fuck is that breakfast lol

[routeboy]

Do you use an Apple Watch cover? Or do you have them?

[metderek]

You bro! Very nice and funny. Do it again and again. I'm love you so much.

[griffin]

Hello! Great video! I am learning swift now and bought macbook 16. I see you use mac 16 inch. It is a great machine but sometimes i find it very heavy to carry and some times thinking of changing to 14. Now i just learn to code for mac and didn't start to creat application. tell us why u use 16 inch instead of lighter and smaller version of mac? why is it better 16 for making app and workin with code editor and simulator? thank you