From journalist to iOS developer: How LinkedIn’s editor builds with Claude Code | Daniel Roth
Daniel Roth, editor in chief at LinkedIn, went from business writer to iOS app developer, without ever learning how to code. Using Claude Code, Daniel built and shipped multiple production-ready iOS apps to the App Store, including Commutely, a personalized train-tracking app for New York commuters. What you’ll learn:…
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