Notable iOS dev slams Grok's app work: 'I can take over with Codex'
Dimillian · x · 2026-10-29
Acclaimed indie iOS developer Dimillian publicly complained that an app's designer and iOS developer still haven't shipped a proper duo feature and a Liquid Glass design update, sarcastically asking "Is Grok that bad??" and offering to "take over with Codex if needed." The jab reflects developer skepticism about Grok's real-world coding output, and Codex's standing as the go-to coding alternative.
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