Me 👦🏻: “Worked pretty late last night, I’ll take a chill mid week tomorrow!” 📥: *Bug appears* 👦🏻: “Oh manageable!” 📥📥 🤦🏻‍♂️: “Shit…🥲” 📥📥📥 🙇🏻‍♂️: “Save me! 😭😭😭” #buildinpublic

Ok the replies are awesome, I’ll share my favorite personal definition: a calm company is willing to make trade-offs to be *long-term* ambitious versus short-term ambitious.

Using data well is hard. It's easier to talk up the latest tech or wrap ourselves up in its pretty promises, but those things don't make for better decisions. Being truly data-informed comes down to internalizing a set of 5 simple yet exceedingly powerful values: 👇

VCs have done an awe-inspiring job weaving a story that absolves them of any responsibility or consequences for their decisions.

What's the most frustrating issue you face with working with Bubble? I get 100s of these messages a day and I absolutely hate it. It's gotten to a point I don't even bother reporting them to Bubble anymore 🤷‍♂️

It's not everyday you get to see the decisions behind a platform like Twitter. Insane!

Compared to stupid top 10 threads that “creators” are sharing, here’s a true creator, who lost his life so all of us can create.

The thesis of unnecessary VC funding and the industry’s hubris is finally becoming real.

Do things that don't scale.

The new bubble pricing update, and how so many bubble “experts” hail it as a good move, shows just how little these “experts” understand about building applications. We’re finally seeing the exposé of twitter’s empty influencers 😜

Bubble-fluencers after Bubble says they’ll reduce prices by 50-99% after “statistical regression” “Oh great! Thanks for listening” You’re still locked in, still at the mercy of price increases, while tolerating Bubble’s shit performance.

What happens when you fire 50% of the company.

Kinda always knew FlutterFlow would beat WeWeb. What a launch list of amazing features.

Yesterday I shared some semi controversial thoughts on the state of talent in #nocode. Here's what I'm seeing in our industry: - the majority of Flywheel applicants aren't qualified to build basic or introductory applications - every month we get 2-3 project requests where the

With my SAAS becoming more complex, I've had to wrangle with the quirks and limitations of NoCode platforms for a long time. Now that I'm learning to code though, each time I'm building a feature, I can't help but think that this would be so simple with code.

Programming is hard 😖

I know this kinda tool is very common, but using your own product to support your work gives a different level of satisfaction 😂 Esp. since I can change the imageUrl, which I always have to edit manually when copying the generated meta tags from sites like metatagsio 🙃