Janosch
he/him

Passionate about building software and taking it apart.

I made a small app for cleaning up photos using @expo.dev and React Native. There are already some apps like this out there but none I liked using, so I made my own. apps.apple.com/us/app/picsw...
Anyone else flying at warp speed when pressing CMD+Shift+Z on the Codex app for Mac?
Today was the day Codex saved me not just hours. I was working on a small internal tool when I accidentally destroyed my commits that I hadn‘t pushed yet (yes my fault, human mistake here). But all the changes were still in context window, so I had Codex successfully restore all of it. That was fun.
Some updates on this. Upgrade to @expo.dev SDK 54 and using SwiftUI in the Procedure and Filter Creation. Makes it much easier to do Form UIs with the native SwiftUI Form
Janosch @jnsh.me
I’m exploring Expo and React Native to build a simple app for anaesthetists. The idea is to let them log their procedures, apply filters, and track progress towards case numbers e.g a certain number of pediatric cases or specific types of anesthesia. The app is called ANA|LOG. Work in Progress
It uses @tanstack.com form - it makes life so much easier, especially when dealing with arrays and nested fields
Janosch @jnsh.me
I’m exploring Expo and React Native to build a simple app for anaesthetists. The idea is to let them log their procedures, apply filters, and track progress towards case numbers e.g a certain number of pediatric cases or specific types of anesthesia. The app is called ANA|LOG. Work in Progress
I’m exploring Expo and React Native to build a simple app for anaesthetists. The idea is to let them log their procedures, apply filters, and track progress towards case numbers e.g a certain number of pediatric cases or specific types of anesthesia. The app is called ANA|LOG. Work in Progress
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