Aryaman Sharda
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More issues Modern iOS development makes it very easy to lose track of what's actually running in the Simulator. It’s common to have multiple Claude sessions open at once, a few git worktrees or clones checked out side by side, and several Simulator windows on screen as a natural I've been a professional iOS developer for about 10 years. I've shipped apps at companies, contributed to open source, and built plenty of side projects the traditional way. At work, I use Claude with guardrails - code review, tests, careful commits. But for indie projects, where Safari doesn’t have a built-in…
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