Working on my first game using Unreal Engine 5...wish me luck!

Spending my Saturday on this project - an AR board assembly SwiftUI, ARKit and RealityKit for Adafruit's Crickit and Circuit Playground. Converted .dae 3D models to .scn Making Electronics Easier. Made on iOS. #buildinpublic

Testing a new AI workout generator for our fitness app. It creates personalized routines based on your past workouts. Aiming to ship this feature tomorrow. Added an AI avatar using Spline.

While putting together an AR tutorial, I had the idea to make it more interesting. Inspired by Danielle ShineyDex app, I've made an AR Pokédex. I don't think I'll develop this further - but it was fun! #buildinpublic

This is why having AI write code for you sucks. Literally just have the training wheels on forever. Great point by DHH

Working on an iOS app that is primarily centered around using electronics and Apple Shortcuts for automation. Barely any code is required. This is a remote cam. As long as it’s connected to Wi-Fi, I can capture an image and send it to my iPhone.

A bug fix came to me while I was sleeping at a picnic. I’m finally able to wrap up all the core features for this AR app! Besides recognizing boards, you'll also be able to drop these pinouts on any surface and more. This was built in SwiftUI and UIViewRepresentable to merge

Paper Mario AR👾 I made a super small hidden mini-game inside my app—it was only about 400 lines of code. Of course, I can’t launch it with the Mario character, but it was fun to put together! I used ARKit & Photoshop for slicing.

I’ve been working on improving image recognition and tracking for my new app that’s coming out SOON! There is a small feature in the app where users would be able to create their own custom overlays

I've been doing a bit of late-night testing to improve the board tracking. I like the idea of leaving in the debug stuff as an option... folks can see how the sausage is made, that type of thing. Should I leave this in for the release?

I've added the Metro M4 Grand Central Express made by Adafruit. The black and white contrast makes tracking so much easier. If you'd like to see your PCB or microcontroller in this app release, message me! I’ll see if it's possible. #buildinpublic

I've improved the tracking for this tiny Teensy 4.1 by about 75%. It was blinking in and out before. That will do it. I'm going to release this app soon. Maybe I'll also "product hunt" this thing. #buildinpublic #ios #swift

I’ve put it out in the universe. I see an opportunity. Hopefully something good happens.

Working through the weekend. Updating one of the first games I ever built, now rebuilt for augmented reality in #SwiftUI with SceneKit. A few new games are on the way too. #100DaysOfCode

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