Its the first programming language that I use. I was a junior high school student at that time, and my first app was an app to solve trigonometry homework. Maybe back then it wasn't as beautiful as I thought it is now. Or maybe now I am weighted with responsibilites. So when I look back, the memories of looking at me smiling as my app compiles correctly and solved the homework, feels so beautiful without any weight. Just a kid discovering something.
So even when the world forgets about it. My heart would always find it dear.
I really wanted to work with native SwiftUI, but the lack of hot reload and long waiting times for the preview to refreshes is just painful. React Native on the contrary, delivers good enough live feedback experience. I don’t enjoy React, but compared to waiting 10 seconds for preview changes and occasional “expressions too complex, break it down to smaller one” - I’d choose React. I do still trying to code natively on every XCode updates; just with the hope of it getting better somehow.
I built https://playtune.app to have rhythm game with unlimited musics because it uses YouTube as the music playback provider. I play it often with my daughter.
I consider removing the restart feature (or maybe just for her) because she kept restarting whenever she missed just a single note
So even when the world forgets about it. My heart would always find it dear.