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soloterm.com by @aarondfrancis has completely revolutionised my development workflow. This morning I tagged a bunch of @linear issues with a specific tag and then asked Solo to orchestrate agents to work on each of them in parallel. I couldn't believe the results.
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Just a little something I’m working on.
Our reward jar is working 🫙 Slap the lid and a marble drops in. Fill it up and it celebrates. It stays in sync with the app. The jar is coming soon. We're live on Product Hunt today and would love your feedback 👇 producthunt.com/products/rew…
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Great for Agents! AnyTrack now has an API in beta. Pull your campaign, event, and conversion reports into your own dashboard or data warehouse. It's free on all plans during the beta! anytrack.io/?utm_campaign=re…
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Our reward jar is working 🫙 Slap the lid and a marble drops in. Fill it up and it celebrates. It stays in sync with the app. The jar is coming soon. We're live on Product Hunt today and would love your feedback 👇 producthunt.com/products/rew…
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Reward Jar is live on Product Hunt today 🫙 A marble jar the whole family fills: add a marble the moment they get it right, wherever you are, and fill it for a prize you picked together. Free on iPhone and in any browser. We'd love your feedback 👇 producthunt.com/products/rew…
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Over a week for Apple review so far. Is this sustainable?
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Loved listening to this. In my view, the internet we know is ending. The pipes will stay, but the experience built on top of them is about to be rewritten.
It's pencils down, people. Writing code by hand is no longer an economically viable skill for most programmers at most companies. But the future of making software has never been brighter. Don't you dare black pill this beautiful moment! youtu.be/vDjW_dRyKXY?si=6Fsf…
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The browser, the webpage and the search box were a phase of the internet, not its final form. What replaces them will be a world of native apps, each one purpose-built and personal, with the web as a silent layer underneath.
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In a few years we won't "go online" at all. We'll just use our apps, and the internet will quietly do its work in the background.
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What 🫣🫣 try.cloudflare.com/ What a time to be alive man….
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Have you missed us? Well fear not! We are back. eventbrite.co.uk/e/refresh-i…
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Found myself using Opus 5 accidentally (assuming after an update/restart of my CLI). It was so much faster.
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Love this. Do this all the time with Forge. Great to give to your agent to query stuff for reporting.
You can now create read-only database users for Laravel MySQL databases in Laravel Cloud. Great for granting access to agents or even for humans tbh.
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You can now create read-only database users for Laravel MySQL databases in Laravel Cloud. Great for granting access to agents or even for humans tbh.
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Proud to kick off Laracon 2026 by introducing our new VP of Marketing and Community: @aarondfrancis ❤️
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I’ve noticed more and more startups building their own websites with AI. They’re actually pretty decent now too. The product is there. The messaging is good. The design works. But the final 20%, the parts people feel rather than notice, is often what's missing. It's also what a lot of my clients have started coming to me for recently. Not a rebrand. Not a redesign. A focused refinement to get it ready for launch. That’s why I’m launching Final Pass. A design refinement sprint focused on the hundreds of small decisions designers make instinctively. finalpass.design
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Been coding with AI a lot this week and it's wild how much of an edge real architecture knowledge still is. Seeing frontier models constantly reach for the wrong abstractions. Easy to course-correct, but only if you already know what good looks like.
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