My biggest worries about coding with AI: 1. Beginners not actually learning 2. Atrophy of skills I’m seeing #1 happen and I don’t have a good answer yet. Leveling up as an engineer requires grinding and it’s not always fun. If AI can solve most of the problems for you, when

took a big step from the end of last year into this year to challenge myself to be better. back to the basics, but with a twist: i’ve started a new degree in software engineering in the US this summer. i'm beyond excited for this new chapter 💗

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Wow. This is so impressive.

Thank you for your time @nickparsons ✨ ✍🏻 Written by @beappx, revised by @danizeres @sabrinaesaquino

In the end, @clerk's success shows creating real value matters more than loud marketing. They know what developers truly need and deliver it with laser focus. That's how you win in the dev tools space in 2024. https://t.co/KCzHmsFYeH

3 key takeaways from @clerk's approach: 1️⃣ Embrace "bad" feedback. It's your roadmap to a better product. 2️⃣ Obsess over defaults. The less devs have to configure, the faster they can ship. 3️⃣ Go deep, not wide. Master one framework before expanding to others.

A framework-native approach that is seamlessly integrated. The @clerk team spent 2+ years fine-tuning their Next.js support. They aimed to have an SDK that feels like it's part of the framework itself. Devs can often guess how to use it without diving deeper into docs.

Auth integration so intuitive, it feels effortless. Clerk's <SignIn/>, <SignUp/>, and user profile components can be implemented and working in 5-10 minutes by eliminating unnecessary options and providing sensible defaults. Less configuring, more building. That's the @clerk

The @clerk team spends months fine-tuning tiny details that speed up the dev process. Why? Because they know every second saved compounds when you're building at scale, making the entire development workflow smoother. https://t.co/XaQHxcux0P

"We want to hear what sucks", @nickparsons told us. That's not something you hear often from startups. But for @clerk, it's the secret sauce. They constantly look for pain points and user struggles, then iterate at lightning speed to smooth them out. The results are auth

Auth that devs actually want. How @clerk is winning the authentication game by putting developers first. Unpack their success formula in this deep dive 🧵

"We want to hear what sucks", @nickparsons told us. That's not something you hear often from startups. But for @clerk, it's the secret sauce. They constantly look for pain points and user struggles, then iterate at lightning speed to smooth them out. The results are auth

building an audience for your dev tool startup: focus on problems, not products. as a founder, start assembling your audience before shipping. devs are social and have specific info sources: ▸ blogs ▸ newsletters ▸ meetups ▸ conferences ▸ social media to build your

when you don’t have to push to prod on a friday

Here's what you need to know to craft a GTM strategy for your dev tool startup ↓ Understand your developers. Ask: What platforms do they use? What are their top 3 problems? Where do they go for solutions? This insight shapes your entire approach. Nail your messaging Focus on

Ever wondered how memes can boost your developer outreach? We spoke with @AntWilson about how @Supabase uses memes to engage developers and grow their community. Stick around for insights you can steal for your own strategy 🧵👇🏻

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