RT @SamihaTahsin28: @airstatedev team just got accepted into @FounderUni by @LAUNCH 🥳 Founder University is a 12-week pre-accelerator helpi….

While it's not really a launch, everyone could still install the npm package and try it out right now. Documentation pending.

I'm part of team @airstatedev and we built useSharedState. It's basically React's useState but it syncs the state across computers in real time. We're thinking of open sourcing but could there be a business here via a monetized cloud hosted offering?

We built useSharedState on the side. It's like React's useState but it syncs the state across computers in real time. Allowing engineers to ship real-time features in record time. Looking for ways to monetize, feedback appreciated. @airstatedev waitlist:

Built useSharedState; it's like React's useState but it syncs state across users and their computers. It's fully open-source but we'll have a paid fully managed cloud. Thoughts? Do we have a viable business here?. Waitlist @ #requestforfeedback #launch

People really need to stop referring to REST as a protocol. HTTP is the protocol. REST is merely a philosophy. A rough guide on how to write endpoint paths. #backend #softwareengineering #restapi

Once you use a programming language with highly expressive type system once (like TypeScript, Kotlin or Rust), every other language somehow feels like a violation of the freedom to express oneself. #typescript #kotlin #rust #supremacy.

This is probably very simplistic but I'm starting to re-learn Go. Hence, to start me off, I created a cli tool that let's you easily cd into your bookmarked directories that you bookmarked on your file manager. Feedback appreciated: Built w/ @charmcli

We made a ChatGPT but for Bangladeshi news so that we can stay up to date without scrolling through hundred of pages on news sites. #bangladesh #bangladeshiengineer #banglanews . Try it out. 👇 .

People who say REST is intuitive has never actually built a complete app using only REST philosophies. Yes, (any)RPC is better. Yes, I'll die on this hill.

Day 19 of #buildinginpublic. - Completed the core backend service used for message passing. - Transfering files between devices using Cloudflare R2. - Started work on the React integration library for @getairinput

Day 18 of #buildinpublic . 🧠Realized: even if you have 25% error correction on a QR, you can't cover "any" part of the QR code, especially not edge to edge. ✅ Finished the QR generation service that brands the QR codes! (hoping this will generate leads through network effects)

What is the fastest waitlist site builder?. I already bought a domain, but too busy building my product to design and implement a waitlist page. Targets:.- Display logo and basic info. (at max a few images) .- Have a minimal site where I can collect emails & send a nice "thank.

RT @adamc0dez: *gets new customer*. me in my head: ."If i can get one more customer every day for the next 128 days I will hit $50k mrr".

Game over for a lot of the newer infra-as-a-service companies perhaps.

RT @haxzie_: The @cloudflare D1 Sqlite Connector on @sequelhq can save you a ton of time! . Setup your database with tables and sample data….

Day 12 of #buildinginpublic . 1. More serious about #sales & #marketing plans this time around. 2. Realized Photo AI sites & travel booking sites might get value from using @getairinput. 3. Went through Upen's #microsaas newsletter, PH and google, to identify a list of 247

Whoa.