⭐️ What are your favorite questions to ask in user interviews? Mine: 1️⃣How disappointed would you be if *product* didn’t exist? (=vitamin or pill?) 2️⃣What are 3 words you’d use to describe *product*? (=keywords) 3️⃣How would you pitch *product* to a friend? (=marketing copy)

Excited to be doing workshop and speaking gigs again this year 🎉🥳! This one will be very meta with the aim to get more people and diverse voices into the speaker-sphere! 💚 “How to give your first tech talk!”

Ah yeah, the “ye olde C objective”. Can’t tell if this is a joke or… 🤨

Always knew that the willpower to grind & level up Pokémon will come in handy someday… I did hope it would be for sth more glamorous than clicking to save “leads” on LinkedIn 🤦🏻‍♀️ 🤪 Sales is my least favorite part of the CEO role (controversial, I know 🙈) #gottaCatchEmAll

I love Miro UX! 😍 Buuuut the “copy board” could use some love. I always think I messed up because there’s no visible reaction from the software, and the board ends up going to the bottom of my (very long) list, so I have no idea if I was successful. 😢 Help 🙏🏻?

Super pumped (and humbled) that an actual *user* of JRNY wrote this piece! ❤️ Come join the gang if you're curious about what good career coaching can do for your career: jrny.space ☺️

Getting ready for your next iOS gig? 🧐 This new Ray Wenderlich course with real interview questions + answers will help you be on your A-game 🎉🥳 bit.ly/3ywb1B1 Massive thanks to @dokun24 Namrata Bandekar & Alok for making it happen. What Qs do *you* want to see next?

Thanks everyone for doing great at the conference Lea Marolt Lena Stepanova 🤌 [email protected] 🐘 Ivan Morgillo Tim Condon App Builders CH Seán Labastille Vikram Kriplaney @dasdom Victor I Darryl Baylis Luca Scuderi Samuel Giddins @the_melbic Patrice Müller

Huge thanks to all our amazing mentors for preparing and running inspiring workshops! Lea Marolt Lena Stepanova Ivan Morgillo 🤌 [email protected] 🐘 swissonid Emad Ghorbaninia Darryl Bayliss @dasdom Tim Condon Vikram Kriplaney Samuel Giddins Ben Terhechte Victor I

Whoop! Excited for this podcast featuring me and the journey of bootstrapping and building JRNY 🥳 I go into the details of product building and experimenting that got us our 100+ users and a paid company pilot 👏

Pet peeve: people rescheduling calendly events 5min before they happen 😒😑🤔

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Just noticed that Figma's now says "Hug x Hug" when you hover over an item with Autolayout set to "hug" the contents, and it made me smile 🥰 #itsthelittlethings

We’re excited to announce that Ray Wenderlich is now @KodecoDev! Come read about our new brand, what’s changed, and what’s stayed the same! Introducing Kodeco — the New raywenderlich.com

Seeing Slovenia mentioned in Morning Brew ☕️ today? Be still my beating heart 😍

Just realized Lofelt got acquired by Meta 😩😭 how does one prototype cool haptics on #iOS now??

The Overton Paradox in three graphs 1. Older people are more likely to say they are conservative.

This is addictive! 😅🤌 I was 86% accurate! ✅⬜️⬜️✅⬜️⬜️⬜️🟩 Can you do better? brilliant.org/challenges/hal…

How learning products give feedback: “Incorrect. You pressed the jump button too early.” Super Mario: Fall into the pit and die. 1/ Since Brilliant’s early days, we’ve been chasing that same visceral learning experience – the kind where understanding clicks through doing, not

.Aaron Strick fari go behind-the-scenes of our new interactive Python course, where breaking things is expected. With smart autocomplete handling syntax, you focus on the real work: logic, iteration, and debugging. By the end, you’ll have built a cybersecurity system,