updated Balbee (my AI journal app) using newer code from ClothShift (try-on app), for both mobile (flutter) and backend (golang). while some older features weren't fully separated into standalone modules like flutter packages or git submodules, copy/pasting didn’t take long.

🚀 the brand new clothshift web app is live! 🎉some screenshots from the dark mode version #webapp (link in bio)

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the final round, last words

Balbee: 🐝 Craft journals with optional AI plugins producthunt.com/posts/balbee?u… by @elmsec

building your own auth system? here’s my take: - use mfa if possible, prevents “99%” of attacks - for mobile-first/b2c, go passwordless. i know we devs love passwords, but… - if you go with passwords, hash+salt them properly (bcrypt, argon2 etc) - token-based auth: use

some thoughts on rolling your own auth system

tested this prompt on a project I was thinking of killing… and yeah, it told me the truth I didn’t want to hear. if I’d used it earlier, I wouldn’t have built that product at all. brutal, but insanely useful.

yes there's a wormhole within promise.all

here’s what i’ve learned in the past few days about product development and marketing: 🤝 i used to think my tiktok videos weren’t working, but turns out one of them pulled over 90% of its traffic from search, thanks to specific keywords. i totally missed the chance to target

sometimes you just need to take a more drastic approach, yes.

AI isn’t perfect — but your users don’t care. We all know AI can make mistakes. Sometimes the output isn’t great. But your users don’t think that way. They paid, so they expect perfection. That’s why in ClothShift (AI fashion try-on), we built a feedback system: - Users can say