MAFO (Mobile App Development Forum) is a community platform for mobile app developers, offering discussions, tutorials, and resources on mobile app development topics. With a focus on iOS and Android app development, MAFO provides insights, tips, and best practices to help developers build high-quality mobile apps. Developers can learn about mobile app design, development frameworks, and platform-specific features, and engage with fellow developers to share knowledge and solve problems.

Martin Fowler

AI coding assistants generate generic code by default because they lack project-specific context. Knowledge Priming addresses this by treating project context as versioned infrastructure—structured documents stored in the repo that prime the AI before each session. This is essentially manual RAG: filling the context window with high-signal, project-specific tokens (architecture overview, tech stack with versions, naming conventions, code examples, anti-patterns) to override generic training-data defaults. A good priming document is concise (1–3 pages), curated rather than comprehensive, and stored in the repo so it's version-controlled, PR-reviewable, and automatically applied by tools like Cursor or GitHub Copilot. Common pitfalls include information overload, vague descriptions, missing code examples, and letting the document go stale.