I recently saw a talk of the developer who basically bootstrapped this. Open source and all, and he talked about the idea of collaboration and showed some features and forks that sounded like what you want.
> The problem is that while these tools can help you build a simple prototype incredibly quickly, when it comes to building functional applications they are much more limited
As someone with 0 (zero) swift skills and who has built a very well functioning iOS app purely with AI, I disagree.
AI made me infinitly faster because without it I wouldn‘t even have tried to build it.
And yes, I know the limits and security concerns and understand enough to be effective with AI.
You can build functioning applications just fine.
It‘s complexity and novel problems where AI _might_ struggle, but not every software is complex or novel.
If you really want to learn: Watch some people (your mom, neighbor or friends) use the app. Literally tell them "Hey look here's a new tool, can you set a couple of timers for me." and sit beside them and watch them use it. Don't tell them anything, just watch.
A minor note: Nowhere in the release note do you say what the app is or what it does. Sure, I can find out by following the links, but coming in cold not knowing what immich is, I was kind of expecting to learn that in the write-up.