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Most devs use AI like it's Google. Then wonder why their output is trash. Here's what actually works after shipping 30+ MVPs: → Feed Claude your entire codebase context → Use TDD mode (write tests first, AI codes) → Screenshot errors instead of copy-pasting → Run

So, I just got back from Hangzhou, China; Attended @IROS2025. Takeaway: China’s robotics ecosystem is moving faster and more coordinated than the US

Been listening from clients "This is too generic" how to tackle this in UI design ?

1 year left to buy PS5, just for this

Everyone asks: "What's your tech stack?" Here's what powers my $100k agency: → Flutter (mobile) → Next.js (web) → Firebase (backend) → Cursor AI (coding assistant) → Claude code That's it. No bloat. No overthinking. Stop adding tools. Start shipping.

Solana is at the center of a financial revolution

Shipped 30+ apps using AI. Here's my brutal truth about Cursor: It writes 70% of my code. Saves 15 hours a week. But it also tried to create same database collection again. My rule: AI codes, I review EVERYTHING.

🚀 New Series Launch! Using Claude AI to Ship Apps in Days is now live inside the App Devizer Classroom We’re kicking things off with Claude Code Fundamentals (Basics) — a complete walkthrough of how we use Claude AI in our real workflow to speed up app development. Learn how

Some of the gears I’ve invested in from my freelance earnings - Laptop (HP Omen i9) Good Desk DJI osmo pocket 3 for videos DJI mic mini, maono dyn mic ultra light gaming mouse (valorant) good phone s23 ultra lot of other accessories

Just a quick reminder, @flutteryourway is not a flutter only company. We develop full products/apps end-end (backend+frontend), in 3-4 weeks. We work in web apps, mobile apps, admin dashboard, and AI tech. Should I rebrand the agency ?

There’s nothing like that moment when something clicks— My kids' eyes light up, their confidence rises, and suddenly the struggle turns into victory. I can't believe I'm teaching my last child, and homeschooling will be done in two years. Learning together. Growing together.

Designed insurance management app

From Rejection To CEO: Indian Founder's Inspiring Journey To Success Goes Viral https://t.co/dtXndcqs5p

204k views, 2755 followers from a single reel. Ig algorithm is blessing, more views more business.

I made $7855 in October 2025. 👨‍💻 Flutter your way -- $5600 🤳 Paid promotions -- $1400, 📱 Facemax AI - $300 📖 skool community - $555 In the last 3 months, I have added 2 new income streams. Let's scale everything now.

Throwback to Week 1!

Building Tinder for food WITHOUT writing a single line of code. Stack: Rork AI React Native (frontend) Firebase (backend) Took me 30 minutes from idea to working prototype. No coding bootcamp. No tutorials. No BS. If you can describe what you want, you can build it. 2025 is

Saw @askwhykartik building his agency. That inspired me to start mine Now: - 23, from a small village - $6K earned, $50K goal for 2026 - Started posting 1 month ago Not trying to copy. Trying to prove it's possible from anywhere Who inspired you?

Github graph of a founder who still codes passionately.

Building whole admin panel in 1 prompt i am cooked

The pharmaceutical fallacy lies with the idea that everyone claims price controls will eliminate profitability and decrease the profit motive that fuels the growth of medicines. This is only partially true because a profit motive is required, but how much? This contributes to the

Difference between resume and portfolio Recruiter: "Send your resume" Me: "Here's my portfolio" Recruiter: "We need your resume for HR" Me: "Cool, here are 10 apps I shipped" A resume tells them what you studied. A portfolio shows them what you can do.

My relatives still doesn't fully get what I do. "Beta, app banate ho?" "Haan mom, freelancing hai" "Theek hai, but stable job bhi dekho" Meanwhile I'm: → Running a 5-person team → On track for $100k/year → Working with international clients Some people will never understand

Is it just me or are clients getting obsessed with flashy Dribbble designs over actual business results? I get leads asking for: "Modern, minimal UI like Apple" "Award-winning Behance-style design" "Something that'll go viral on Twitter" Nobody's asking: Will this convert?

Everyone thinks I'm crushing it. What they don't see: 2 AM client calls Pitching 20 people to close 2 (20 hours of meeting) Rewriting proposals 5 times Debugging for 6 hours straight Success isn't glamorous. It's repetitive, boring work that compounds.

WE HAVE TWO MORE DAYS, THE SHOW IS ABOUT TO BEGIN 🗣