I discovered your profile through your adrianmato.art project.

what I like (for now) is that there's no pressure to fool the algorithm, so everything feels calmer, more natural and friendly

A cozy coffee shop where friends meet for coffee and chat about their day.

A little restaurant where I can get creative with food.

Make a tool that's more focused on inline commands. (I mostly use the commands feature in Bolt.)

As for llama.md, create an any-to-markdown converter using llama or something like llmstxt.firecrawl.dev

A tool to append any URL and get a transcript (whether it's a YT, Twitch, podcast link, etc.).

Woah, so you built all that on an 8GB? That's a perfect example that craft isn't about the tools, it's about the skill.

Totally agree, seems like folks are just hating to hate... but this new art direction is superb, even if you're not feeling the logo this is what "rebranding" means.

I'd pay to watch a video of you coding something from scratch.

When I look at demos, it's hard to understand certain things because I only see the finished code.

It would be super helpful to see the whole process - how you start, why you make certain choices, and what your thought process is.

I'd say both of them, mostly CSS.

A lot of your posts give me that "Oh, I didn't know I could do that with CSS" feeling. Definitely bookmarking these to try later.

I really like how you cover trendy stuff, but I would also like to see solutions to more common problems like modals.

shadowing someone's process, i found, works better than courses.

for example, I love watching Twitch streamers working on an app.

making mistakes, trying to figure out things.