r/iOSProgramming • u/aisatsana__ • 21h ago

Article Going from backend/DB work to native iOS made me feel like a junior developer again

https://shiftmag.dev/how-ai-helped-me-survive-the-shift-from-backend-and-db-architecture-to-native-ios-11465/
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u/hoangng_102 8h ago

I came from the design side, not backend, but the feeling is the same. What made me feel junior was not the syntax, AI can hand you compiling Swift all day. It was not knowing what correct looks like on this platform. Safe areas, sheet or full screen, why my spacing felt wrong even when nothing was broken.

Getting code that runs is the easy half now. Taste for the platform took me much longer.