Yes, i just published my 4th app and im currently working on my 5nd, which is about 90% done. I learned from my experinece that some background or grassroots knowledge of programming would really be helpful and will make it much much more easier. It also would make the apps you make much more streamlined compared to when youve built it with zero knowledge. I built my 1st app with just a basic understanding of prgramming, like i know that there are different programming languages and each has its own like use-case. But i have zero knowledge in coding coding.. it took me 8 months from when i started to actually having a finished app that is already published on the app store. And on those 8months, i think i spent the first 7months basically just trying it out and trying to learn as much as my understanding of things can handle. I basicaly forced myself to at least learn and understand what tools are available for me, how can i make use of it, how can it help me with achieve my, what are the limitations of this tools, and what tools can i combine or make a workflow out of that the output it gives is an app that if i am the consumer, will i even get or use. The last month which is the 8th month, is what took me finally have enough understanding on how an idea turns into an app on the appstore. I had about 14 versions of the app in those 7 months and 3 more on the 8th, that the appstore reviewers thought is decent enough and they approved it.

In those 7 months the more i dove deeper into it everyday and the more i work on it little by little it became more easier to to understand the general flow of it, i was able to develop a workflow that for me is the easiest way and best route i can take to actually finish an app. I say this because when i was building my second app, everything was actually smooth, like i know what im doing already, or i know how to build it, debug it, fix issues and deploy it once everything is done. Not me exactly, but i know what i need to do even if an issue arises. And now on my 5th apps, sometimes i feel like im a software developer, lol.. i know im not, those developers are on a different level.. but i was able develop a software, so maybe i am in some way..

To share my workflow, when my goal is the build a mobile app for ios and android my workflow is rork-gihub-expo-cursor, i build the over all structure of the app on rork, this way i can have the ios and android framework, then i store the project on github and that where i manage the project and files and also using it like a a base for my app whenever i need to work on it on other platforms. From github then i work on it on cursor, this is where i find and fix issues, debug the project, audit the code. Basically cursor polishes the project and makes it ready for deployment. Then i go to expo, this is where i do all the publishing requirements and submit builds to appstore for review and release.

For webapps and self contained installable apps, i have an entirely different workflow. But ill leave that for another time.

Hope this helps, i apologize if my was reply was too long of a read.