@GergelyOrosz: Agents produce more code They do it faster Like 10x faster So you can ship to prod more frequent Like 10x more frequent…
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AI agents are dramatically increasing code production and deployment frequency, but native mobile app development faces delays due to App Store review processes.
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Agents produce more code
They do it faster
Like 10x faster
So you can ship to prod more frequent
Like 10x more frequent
So you can deploy more frequent
Like 10x more frequent
Except when you build a native mobile app
Because the App Store review says “no” https://t.co/DTSfyuZUwG
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