Made my second sale today. That makes two customers in one week. 🎉 In the first 7 months since launching nothing really happened. Few sign ups, but no customers. I didn't change anything, but now some people pay 😊 This makes me feel that the product isn't the issue, but

My app is at a MVP stage so I haven‘t really added error logging yet. Now I want to make it super robust. I host on Vercel and have tried out Sentry and Axiom. What would you recommend?

Weekends are usually family time for me. However, during the nights I often code little features. This is inspired by one of my good friends who recommends to always ship something each day. May it be super small. My little feature today is replacing the "send an email to

If you want to make a bunch of money and you‘re not sure how, have a read through this article by Paul Graham (Y Combinator): paulgraham.com/when.html#f2n The essence is to follow your passion (surprise!) but it explains the how and why very well. Thanks for the tip @julienjung_

Big, juicy news! Lemon Squeezy payout fees sliced! 🍋💰 We put our money, where our mouth is and we're passing the savings directly to our valued users. This is a great example of how Stripe is helping make Lemon Squeezy better.

So which browser is everyone using now? I've gotten to love Arc over the year, but I'm not sure whether I should get over it now and switch...

Stories like these remind me that using social media is like joining a club. You‘ll have a mostly good time but you may get kicked out any time for any reason. You don‘t own or control anything. Although a domain is also just rented, it‘s safer in my view. That’s why I

I'm setting up Inngest queueing to make my app more robust. It now also makes development easier because the automatic retries on failed attempts mean I can directly see when a code change fixes the bug. Once the issue is solved, the run succeeds.

I'm setting up Supabase realtime subscriptions to database tables so that users always see the most current information. At the moment I open separate channels for each component that needs updates. Is this how you're supposed to do it? Anybody using this?

I just rejected a code change which Cursor recommended. Cursor then deleted the entire file. I guess I upset it somehow. Any ideas how I should apologize?

Rebuilding eLearning Translator in NextJS 15 is fun so far. I spent a while learning NextJS concepts and code structure. Now I‘m migrating component for component and refactoring a lot of stuff. I know Next get‘s a lot of publicity (good and bad) but I genuinely like it so far

Bye bye magic link and magic code. Over the year, I spent countless hours reading about authentication. I tried to find the easiest and most secure solution. I thought magic links would be the solution. Then many people couldn‘t log in because corporate mail clients would

Don’t overthink it. Build products that bring joy to people, in their personal or professional lives.

This is exactly what I‘m looking for on this platform: Helpful, random tips and tricks for my favorite tech stack. It‘s a bit like chatting with fellow students at uni (back then), but more focused on what you want to achieve as well.

I love Arnold 's rule for success to „ignore the naysayers“. It has helped me a lot! I‘ll now add DHH 's „believe it‘s going to work despite knowing it probably won‘t“