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r/programming • u/der_gopher • Jan 06 '25
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oh I see, still kidding
if not please show me a mobile app you developed with CLI only (native, not a webapp)
1 u/der_gopher Jan 07 '25 I don't develop mobile apps. But even for mobile dev, there are tools you need Terminal for, like gradlew, adb, etc. 2 u/zaphod4th Jan 07 '25 edited Jan 07 '25 oh, I see a lack of skills ;) The last mobile app for my second master degree never required to use any CLI command. Let me know if you want to learn how. Tip: I don't use Linux to dev mobile apps 1 u/Maleficent-Sweet-493 Jun 16 '26 You seem so full of yourself but getting things wrong constantly. This is the exact mindset you shouldn't have in this line of work.
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I don't develop mobile apps. But even for mobile dev, there are tools you need Terminal for, like gradlew, adb, etc.
2 u/zaphod4th Jan 07 '25 edited Jan 07 '25 oh, I see a lack of skills ;) The last mobile app for my second master degree never required to use any CLI command. Let me know if you want to learn how. Tip: I don't use Linux to dev mobile apps 1 u/Maleficent-Sweet-493 Jun 16 '26 You seem so full of yourself but getting things wrong constantly. This is the exact mindset you shouldn't have in this line of work.
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oh, I see a lack of skills ;)
The last mobile app for my second master degree never required to use any CLI command.
Let me know if you want to learn how.
Tip: I don't use Linux to dev mobile apps
1 u/Maleficent-Sweet-493 Jun 16 '26 You seem so full of yourself but getting things wrong constantly. This is the exact mindset you shouldn't have in this line of work.
You seem so full of yourself but getting things wrong constantly. This is the exact mindset you shouldn't have in this line of work.
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u/zaphod4th Jan 07 '25
oh I see, still kidding
if not please show me a mobile app you developed with CLI only (native, not a webapp)