andrew
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UI/UX designer trying to build own ios app with zero coding knowledge ⚡️
Joined March 2024
Day 14: Implemented displaying amounts in local currency when a different currency is selected. 👉🏻 Interestingly, when switching to $, the dollar symbol is placed before the amount, whereas other symbols appear after. This is common practice for the dollar, pound, or Japanese
🚨 Day 7-8: Solved the NIGHTMARE of recurring expenses in my expense app. The most complex feature I've built yet 🤯. Implemented recurring expenses to track monthly subscription costs. This was the most intricate logic I've tackled from both technical and UX perspectives. The
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🚨 Day 7-8: Solved the NIGHTMARE of recurring expenses in my expense app. The most complex feature I've built yet 🤯. Implemented recurring expenses to track monthly subscription costs. This was the most intricate logic I've tackled from both technical and UX perspectives. The
Day 6 of making an expense management iOS app. Played a bit with selected categories' animations. Really love adding these small interactions to the app to make it feel more alive.
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Day 6 of making an expense management iOS app. Played a bit with selected categories' animations. Really love adding these small interactions to the app to make it feel more alive.
Day 5: update to my monthly budget limit feature 📊. The feature will let you set spending limits per category and track spending progress. Coming next: category spending stats with smart limit suggestions based on your average spending!. Implementing monthly limits by category
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Day 5: update to my monthly budget limit feature 📊. The feature will let you set spending limits per category and track spending progress. Coming next: category spending stats with smart limit suggestions based on your average spending!. Implementing monthly limits by category
Day 2: learned my first dev lesson the hard way 😅. Stored all the data in UserDefaults (because I had no idea what CoreData is), then spent hours wondering why my expenses kept disappearing when I reopened the app. Finally took time to properly set up the project with CoreData.
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Day 4: Almost all expense apps just change the currency symbol when switching default currency. Now I painfully understand why 😅. My 'simple' idea: JUST convert all expenses when default currency changes!.Reality: discovers historical exchange rates exist + finds tons of bugs in
Perks of being your own app's designer & developer:. Open list of supported currencies. Select russian rub. Delete. Done. 💅
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Perks of being your own app's designer & developer:. Open list of supported currencies. Select russian rub. Delete. Done. 💅
🤯Update: just figured out that SwiftUI has built-in .numericText transition. 👉🏻 Before: 100+ lines of custom animation code.👉🏻 After: ONE line using native transition and this looks sooo smoooth 🔥. The amount of time I could've saved if I'd known this earlier. Well, at least
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Make wireframes great again 🔥.Taking a code break to wireframe my expense app
🤯Update: just figured out that SwiftUI has built-in .numericText transition. 👉🏻 Before: 100+ lines of custom animation code.👉🏻 After: ONE line using native transition and this looks sooo smoooth 🔥. The amount of time I could've saved if I'd known this earlier. Well, at least
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🤯Update: just figured out that SwiftUI has built-in .numericText transition. 👉🏻 Before: 100+ lines of custom animation code.👉🏻 After: ONE line using native transition and this looks sooo smoooth 🔥. The amount of time I could've saved if I'd known this earlier. Well, at least
Played a bit animating the total amount section 🎨 Still not ideal, but seeing those numbers transition is oddly satisfying ✨
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Played a bit animating the total amount section 🎨 Still not ideal, but seeing those numbers transition is oddly satisfying ✨
Day 3: added multi-currency support to my expense app! 🌎. Small but crucial UX detail: showing the actual expense amount first, then the converted value below. Makes scanning transactions so much easier when you're looking for that €45 dinner in Paris, instead of having to
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Day 3: added multi-currency support to my expense app! 🌎. Small but crucial UX detail: showing the actual expense amount first, then the converted value below. Makes scanning transactions so much easier when you're looking for that €45 dinner in Paris, instead of having to
Played around adding some limits to my expense app 🔢.Turns out typing numbers needs some boundaries - nobody really tracks 0.999 cents or expenses in billions (unless you're dealing with hyperinflation 😅). Made the numbers scale down while typing to keep everything visible, and
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Played around adding some limits to my expense app 🔢.Turns out typing numbers needs some boundaries - nobody really tracks 0.999 cents or expenses in billions (unless you're dealing with hyperinflation 😅). Made the numbers scale down while typing to keep everything visible, and
Day 2: learned my first dev lesson the hard way 😅. Stored all the data in UserDefaults (because I had no idea what CoreData is), then spent hours wondering why my expenses kept disappearing when I reopened the app. Finally took time to properly set up the project with CoreData.
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Day 2: learned my first dev lesson the hard way 😅. Stored all the data in UserDefaults (because I had no idea what CoreData is), then spent hours wondering why my expenses kept disappearing when I reopened the app. Finally took time to properly set up the project with CoreData.
And here's how it actually works! 👇.No animations or proper error handling yet, but the basic flow of adding an expense is there ⚡️
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And here's how it actually works! 👇.No animations or proper error handling yet, but the basic flow of adding an expense is there ⚡️
Day 1 of making my first iOS app 🚀.No fancy UI yet - focusing on making things work first. Set up a basic home screen, created an "Add expense" flow where you can input amount with categories, and got a simple transaction history list running with top spending categories.
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Day 1 of making my first iOS app 🚀.No fancy UI yet - focusing on making things work first. Set up a basic home screen, created an "Add expense" flow where you can input amount with categories, and got a simple transaction history list running with top spending categories.
Spent months searching for the perfect expense manager but nothing felt right. As a UX designer, I kept thinking "this could be simpler" 🤔.So here I am, building my own ios app with zero coding knowledge. 🚀.
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Spent months searching for the perfect expense manager but nothing felt right. As a UX designer, I kept thinking "this could be simpler" 🤔.So here I am, building my own ios app with zero coding knowledge. 🚀.
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hey @figma maybe it's a time to do something with vector work?.I just tried to outline the icon 🥲
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