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Their other posts in the index, biggest breakout first.
I don't know if people realize how big of a deal this is, but you can now edit and manage simulate your iOS app in Claude Code. And that is just wild. As a person who's developed multiple iOS apps, a few months ago this was not even possible. And you could have a few GitHub repos or a few different open source tools that would run Claude Code over your iOS app in the Xcode simulator and actually help you test out your app, which is a huge breakthrough in and of itself. But even six months ago, you had to literally go back and forth between Xcode and your CLI, and sometimes if you plug in your CLI into Xcode, it really didn't work that well. So for the most part, you were operating in Claude Code, then going to CLI and checking how it worked, simulating it yourself, testing things, and then going back to Claude Code. Now this entire process is ad hoc. This makes me just want to build some apps just for personal use, like not even publish them on the App Store, just have them loaded on my phone.