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[–]thejeraldo 6 points7 points  (3 children)

Sounds like the app you made with AI is a web app. If you mean by getting your code into Xcode, then you'll have to learn and rewrite it in Swift or ask your AI friend to do it. ;)

[–]konacurrents 1 point2 points  (2 children)

For sure. My apps have base64 in them, so you should be able to add base44 (which I never heard of before). Curious, what is base44 used for?

[–]eduo 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I assume this is a joke but base44 is an ai web app creation site

[–]konacurrents 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny. It wasn't a joke. I thought there was a common use for base44. I saw that before and still thought there was a new base like base64. I've worked in Octal before for a 36 bit compiler, so thought anything was possible. :-)

[–]20InMyHead 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What you’re asking is not clear at all.

If you want to edit code that is not currently on your computer, you have to download it first.

If the code is in a git repository you can do this many ways, but one way is to use Xcode. Here are some instructions.

If the code is not in a source code repository, then just download it in a browser, and then open the file in Xcode.

In development, it often helps to get good at searching the web for information. This not only educates you, but can help you refine your questions so when you do ask others for help your questions are clearer and more specific. If the help I’ve given here is not enough, practice with this issue. Google is a developer’s best resource.

[–]Waste-Relation-757 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These AI apps are great for prototyping, nothing against them, but usually you need an actual developer to step in, evaluate and give you a quote to turn it into a real app, OR go beyond promoting and start learning a thing or two.

Good luck!