I think this will gain adoption, unlike GPTs humans respond better to clear UI but I am also wondering, is this the future of how we interact with our apps?

someone should start selling copies of popular books in dark mode

my guy

this is behind OpenAI hyped Apps it is called mcpui.dev they also have a cool video explaining it: youtube.com/watch?v=KSP54j…

day 2 of building a decentralized team app with any project, I start by architecting the actual app, the feel of it, I jump into code for me it's very important to nail the feel of the app, like Steve Jobs said "you've gotta start with the customer experience and work backwards

day 3 of building a decentralized team app today is one of those days when working on Sunday just implemented Nostr login! 🚀 it was a breeze with NIP-46 big shoutout to NostrAdamus & @pablof7z for making auth implementation so easy on this decentralized network, and Alby 🐝

day 4 of building a decentralized team app I just shipped something that shouldn't be possible Private group chat. Actually private. Even the servers can't see it. Here's how: Nostr evolves through NIPs, crowdsourced standards the community builds together. NIP-29 is the new

day 5 of building a decentralized team app stumbled on this repo github.com/Spl0itable/nos… lets you host your own Nostr relay on Cloudflare, serverless. creator's a wizard! this is perfect for keeping team convos private without the hassle or bills piling up unfortunately it

we now have vibe lifing😭

day 6 of building a decentralized team app actually posting this on day 7 at 1 AM got totally lost in Nostr stuff and forgot to share sooner😂 read more about relays today, and I get it now they’re super simple, just dumb systems that pass data along without touching it or

day 7 of building a decentralized team app one week in and the progress feels real. just deployed my relay on digital ocean, the nostr community's docs made it surprisingly straightforward. core features added, group creation, chat, messaging on relay. ux is solid, navigation

day 8 of building a decentralized team app didn't post yesterday, the weekend wasn't as productive on the app itself. but i used that time to squash bugs and dive deeper into the tech stack. diving deep into nostr specs and relay architecture. understanding the tech you're

day 9 of building a decentralized team app implemented the invitation system today using nostr's nip-29. this lets users request to join groups and admins approve them on the relay. nip-29 is the standard that handles group management member roles, permissions, moderation. it's

day 10 of building a decentralized team app built out the invite flow in the nip-29 relay today. admins can now send direct invites, and when users accept, they're added to the group automatically. had to extend the relay logic to handle the new event types and state

day 11 of building a decentralized team app spent the last two days fixing bugs. no new features, just testing everything and fixing what broke. this is the boring part nobody talks about but it's what keeps apps from falling apart. grinding through edge cases and making sure

day 12 of building a decentralized team app spent today on design. animating components, keeping things minimal, making the app feel well to use. design isn't just looks it's about making the experience enjoyable. these small touches turn "it works" into "i enjoy using this."

day 14 of building a decentralized team app debugging day. the messaging implementation had a lot of issues that needed fixing. worked through them all, tested everything. the app looks solid but still some work to do.

saturday vibez

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