Thanks for the feedback, I might check out React as I’d prefer something that mainly uses Python

That’s great, Google Lens should do the trick

I'm still new to web app development, but for my prototype, I’ve chosen Streamlit.

To me, it’s simple, lightweight, and easy to grasp.

Any tips for scaling or alternative tools worth exploring?

Smart idea Hadar

Why not make QR code stickers that link to your website?

To be fair I’ve been off Bluesky, LinkedIn and 𝕏 in general. It’s been a busy holiday for me!

Hopefully we’ll see a rise in momentum on Bluesky again!

Cheers David 🙌

This year I’ll be posting more updates and progress on here!

2025 is your blank canvas, and these lessons are the tools in toolbox.

Adapt. Connect. Spread positivity. Take risks. Focus.

Which of these lessons speaks to you the most?

🤹 Juggle less, focus more.

Multitasking isn’t mastery, it’s a trap.

Sure for some people it works but for myself, it’s better to take it one step at a time.

Take one task at a time, give it your full attention, and do it properly.

Discipline builds momentum. Progress comes one step at a time.

🫂 Embrace the chances

Family, friends, opportunities, embrace them all.

Take the chances that scare you.

Even if you fail, you’ll gain something far more valuable: no regrets.

😁 Smile - the World’s most valuable currency.

Negativity is everywhere, but a genuine smile can turn someone’s day around.

It’s free, effortless, and contagious.

Be the positivity you wish to see in the world.

🗣️ Talking is cheap but connections are valuable.

A one-minute conversation can change your life. Ideas, opportunities, friendships—everything starts with a “hi”.

Growth doesn’t happen in isolation. Seek out people and meaningful connections.

🍋 When life gives you lemons, you pivot.

The world isn’t always fair, and things often don’t go as planned.

But here’s the thing: you can’t control outcomes, only how you respond to them.

You can be sad for a short while then you figure out how you respond.

If this thread resonated with you, share it with someone who might need this reminder.

Life’s bus keeps moving forwards, and we’re all just passengers for a while.

Make the journey count.

Uncertainty is difficult to embrace, but it’s part of the experience.

Instead of dwelling on those who hop on and off without warning, focus on the moments you share with the passengers who matter.

Laugh.
Cry.
Grow.

Make the most of those memories and cherish them.

You may or may not like the passengers who join you.

Some you’ll enjoy their company, develop feelings, and you’ll wish they could stay forever.

But they won’t.

That’s the bittersweet nature of life, you just never know when someone’s journey with you will end.