How To Manage AI Cognitive Overload – Lessons After 9 Apps Shipped in 4 Months – Dragos Roua
[ad_1] In the last four months, I managed to ship nine iOS apps. That’s a pace that would have been impossible for me before…
[ad_1] In the last four months, I managed to ship nine iOS apps. That’s a pace that would have been impossible for me before…
[ad_1] At the start of February 2026 I had one iOS app live in the App Store. As I write this at the end…
[ad_1] When I really started to amplify my work with AI, the most annoying thing was the message: “you have hit your quota, usage…
[ad_1] A couple of weeks ago I shared my blueprint for vibe coding iOS apps in coffee shops. The post was well received (and…
[ad_1] When our one-year-old started to watch cartoons on iPad, we mostly used YouTube. He learned very soon how to scroll, how to pick…
[ad_1] It’s 9AM and I am sitting in my favorite coffee shop. Somewhere in Mekong Delta, or in Lisbon, or in Seoul, doesn’t really…
[ad_1] It’s been two months since the last release of my ADHD-friendly productivity app, addTaskManager. In app development terms, that’s either abandonment or focus.…
[ad_1] There’s something quietly powerful about staying with a project long enough to see its deeper needs emerge. In a world obsessed with pivots…