draw a sitemap, get a website in couple minutes

The only difference between good and great is in small details

I have not seen a single insight from user analytics that made a real impact on a product

When building sofware, working with several code branches in parallel kind of sucks. Switching between branches is easy but running them side-by-side is non-trivial. Well, not in Applet. Vibe-coding, meet branches:

I do my best solo work from home. However, as a team, we do feel more effective if we can regularly be in the same room. As a longtime champion of remote, this was a hard lesson to learn. That said, I'm still against the dogmatic all-or-nothing office use. For example,

A major downside of the current insane pace in AI-related tech is the dip in quality standards. ChatGPT, the product that started all this craze, is a perfect example. Even today it's full of bugs. As a team building a new product in this space, it's a constant struggle to stay

Whiteboard for building web apps

AI code reviews eliminate most of the trade-offs of dynamic typing. Codex is especially good at this. You can literally eat a cake and have it too.

Then and now. Whimsical and Applet. 8 years. Seeing kids test your creation is still a special feeling

Whimsical customer team—which is the whole company—being awesome for 7 years and running

"You're absolutely right" is the poster child of AI sycophancy

All of sudden 90% of my Slack channels have dissappeared from the sidebar. Welcome to another episode of Salesforce destroying Slack step-by-step

Diving into some new workflows with Kyle Ledbetter in Applet ... it's fantastic 🤩 Planning to migrate some of our FigJam work for the next few weeks.