Since moving here, I've noticed that the content I see is more calm. There are more builders and fewer (almost none) left and right posts—less violence and politics. And no WP drama.
It's a fresh account, and I'm picky about who I follow, but it's a refreshing experience.
I'm lovin' it.

Holy shit. Just a week here and I’ve already started muting political words.

Spending the evening building a DIY monitor light.
I’ve had eyes on Xiaomi Light Bar for far too long but never wanted to spend money in case I don’t need it.
Instead I’ve decided to build one with copper pipes.
But as any product, before building it we need a prototype.
This validates the idea.

What are you using to track projects and tasks?

For projects solo projects I’m all in on Notion.

It recently I’ve started using asana in a team and oh boy. They improved a lot since the last time I’ve used them. Not just a task management anymore.

#buildinpublic

This morning, I'm working on short briefs.
These will be sent via text messages or to the user's Slack.
Things are coming up great.

What brief do you prefer?

#buildinpublic

The briefs are working great. The process is stable.
It's a good time to work on the prompts to improve the language and structure to fit our target customers.
One change later. The API refuses to work with data that's been working before.
Time to git revert and go back to the drawing board :D

So, I've joined the wagon and built a new starter pack for Shopify App folks.
You probably know most of the folks, but it's a good starting point for new people here to build their feed
go.bsky.app/2Jp3p9r

Created my 'Building in Public' starter pack! 📦

Here is how to suggest new entries 👇

👉 Share your projects in replies
🔄 Like and Repost for visibility

go.bsky.app/A8VkfwV

Preparing for meetings is a daunting task. I hate it.
So I'm building Donna AI. Your meeting assistant takes care of researching the person you're meeting with. It visits their profiles and websites, compares them to your profile, and finds relevant touch-points and icebreakers.

I’m 90% into building a product, onboarded a couple of paying customers and have to work hard to add more features.

Then I started working on a new app, this time with a cofounder. I’m in charge of development, the other guy for market and sales. The work on second app is magnitude of order easier