All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air (Intel). Over the past three years, I've built and released 10 specialized macOS apps for Android developers—not by working harder, but by building a system that makes shipping the next app easier than the last.
Many developers struggle to finish a single side project. I've shipped 10 production apps while working solo on aging hardware. The secret isn't discipline or caffeine—it's architecture. Each app I build makes the next one faster, because 80% of the plumbing is already solved.
TL;DR
"Micro-App" architecture keeps each codebase small, focused, and independently deployable.
A shared internal crate (hiyoko-helper) provides licensing, auto-start, and path management—write once, use in all 10 apps.
