Vibe coding an iPhone app: Here’s what actually works

Cult of Mac·Feb 17

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Vibe coding is being used to build iPhone and Mac apps, with some individuals reporting success and others encountering issues. The rise of vibe coding has led to a flood of apps on the App Store, prompting calls for a better solution from Apple. Various tools and platforms, including those from OpenAI, are being used for vibe coding, with mixed results reported by users.

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