Anything you can do in Notion, your agent can do… on mobile. Before, Agent on mobile ran in a web view. Now, it’s native, faster, so quick ideas don’t have to wait.

New podcast episode! I share my takeaways from @drfeifei 's memoir "The Worlds I See" -- covering her childhood in China, immigrant experience in NJ, and AI research 🤖 Spotify: https://t.co/N0SERwVoEu Apple:

Making big changes can often feel daunting. So I wrote about the process of redesigning the @retool IDE, from crafting a North Star, creating a decision making framework, to balancing diverse user needs. Hopefully this will spark fresh ideas for people on a similar journey 💫

👩‍🔬The new @retool IDE is finally in beta this week! Switching to a more modular and workflow-driven surface is just the beginning. This lays the groundwork for more customization and collaboration features to come. Excited for what’s next!

This took a big team effort to get right—huge kudos to Darya, Jennifer, @sunjessica17, Josh, and @mayaqgao!

We launched a redesign of @Retool’s Inspector last week, re-organizing properties across our 100+ components and introducing progressive disclosure patterns to reduce clutter. I wrote about some of the design challenges we worked through here 👇

I've wanted to write a rich history of Microsoft's Visual Basic for a long time. VB pioneered visual programming and had 3.5M developers(!) at its peak, but was lost to the sands of time. A short 18 months and 5,000 words later, it's finally finished👉 https://t.co/BE2NVBwCyf

Had a blast working on this with @sunjessica17 and @zhanlarr! Wrote a bit about the design process behind Retool’s new command palette here:

The provider donated $10K to @EFF in place of a bounty at my request. Customer source code and production secrets from build processes were vulnerable, but no abuse was found after a third-party forensics. https://t.co/xRk1jSTFPn

tired: dark mode on twitter wired: dark mode on the stanford encyclopedia of philosophy

#PhilosophyTwitter: I made a chrome extension to improve the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy reading experience, check it out at https://t.co/bFBKeR9ThT

A video in which I explain the Socratic method. https://t.co/2CFXu6L06c

Universal Principles of Design (2003) & Designing for People (1955)

David Armstrong on philosophy:

Ahoy, Jessica! Nice talking to you just now. Here’s a thought or two about the S & friends; feel free to use or discard. I wondered if you‘re seeing what I’m seeing... —>

✨Check out 6 methods of design critique we use at @figmadesign and some tips for running them well. ✨ We often forget how much of a privilege it is to truly collaborate with design peers. It's worth taking the time to make the best of our shared time. https://t.co/EC0nQO3Rrc

🆕: It's now easier to see and act on comments in Figma . With this update you can customize notifications, browse most recent comments, and filter to see comments most relevant to you.

We heard from designers that triaging through a ton of comments gets really overwhelming, really quickly. We've added filters and notifications to help y'all feel a little more in control of it all. 🎉 to @andrewaashen @meaganrgamache and team for driving these changes

1. I'm working on a new book that teaches design to everyone - and I've read over 40 "design books" as research. One major observation is how frequently design is described as a solitary activity, taking place mostly in one person's mind. Despite how rarely that happens in life.