so proud to say that i made it 😁✨
my first app is now on the App Store after a year of procrastination and second-guessing
no need to ask me what problem my app solves
i made this app as a web version just for fun a few months ago, and now i've decided to turn it into a mobile app
this allowed me to learn a lot by using Figma, Expo, Superwall, RevenueCat, and Xcode
my next app is almost finished, and i'm sure this time it will be the start of a long journey
because these days, building an app is soo easy, but the hardest part of all is letting people know that there’s an app out there that solves their problem
Do you think this will spell the end for a lot of SaaS companies???
most people don’t even know how to use Claude for simple tasks yet.
Introducing Claude Meetings: add Claude to your team’s video call and it builds docs, whiteboards, and other artifacts with you while you’re still talking.
Starting to roll out in beta on Team and Enterprise plans.
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I don't understand why people complain about what Marc says, even though deep down we all know he's absolutely right
The people who criticize him today are the ones who weren't around when he started and who didn't see everything he did in the beginning, so they assume that it's because he has all those followers that every app he launches is so successful
But even to get that many followers, you have to create content that interests people, and you have to stay consistent even when the results aren't visible yet.
Yet many of us here give up at the first sign of trouble. We download apps and then give up after just a few weeks, even though we’ve barely done what’s required.
And of course, it's always those who do nothing who look for excuses to justify the situation they're in
Marc might be lucky, but you have to take action first to make that luck happen, because if you think you're going to wake up one morning with 100k followers here on 𝕏 just by twiddling your thumbs, you're more likely to end up as a total loser.
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I made something maybe bad today
I released the v2 of my language learning app and in this new version I use revenuecat
I was using superwall in the past and I changed because I don’t have the $49 for the superwall subscription
One user started using the trial of the previous version of my app which has superwall inside
Now that I have changed to revenuecat what will happen?
Will this user being charged?
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I spent the last 48 hours rotating passwords, adding 2FA everywhere, and spawning agents to audit all my startups' codebases.
I tried to brute-force my own code, but, of course, OpenAI and Anthropic models wouldn't let me.
I also ordered a YubiKey for myself and to apply to OpenAI's Daybreak program.
I called my family and told them to do the same (rotate pwd + add 2FA).
Black October was the tip of the iceberg, I think.
This man is building a version of animalworldmap(.)com but only for birds
I love it because it’s something I was planning to do, and I’m glad someone else is doing it instead of me
I showed him. He's super excited for what's next!
Here it is: BirdsAroundWorld
https://
birdsaroundworld.com
Would love your feedback.
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Pasted Animal World Map onto the ShowMyProduct wall today.
Explore 4,248 animal species on an interactive world map, across 175 countries.
showmyproduct.com/p/animal-w…
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Since I made the latest SEO improvements to my Animal World Map project, the number of visits has doubled.
In one week, I had more than 600 visits, which averages out to about 90 visits per day
With that in mind, I figure I can start offering sponsorship opportunities on the site, ad spaces that people can pay for to showcase their brand
I'll think it over and put it into action this week
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This project, which started out as just a bit of fun, is turning into a real educational project
The new version of the Animal World Map website is much more comprehensive and provides more detailed information
I was planning to set the project aside and never touch it again, but every time I come back to it, I tell myself that the more complete it is, the more it can help people who are truly interested in animals.
Here is the link to the first version so you can compare them
The previous version: v1.animalworldmap.com
The new version: animalworldmap.com
I built something maybe useless last night.
Took hours.
But I shipped it, and that counts more than most people's perfect plans.
The idea came to me when I saw the globe on @marclou's project @DataFast_, and I thought I would do the same thing to display information about animals.
I discussed the idea with Grok, who explained a little about how I could do it.
And then I did it with Claude Code, who kept messing up the pop-up displaying the details, so I had to take over and do it myself.
it works.
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I'm taking the test again after 10 months, and here are the results
A lot has happened, and I've taken the time to fix what wasn't working and improve the quality of the content I offer
thanks @andilosing for the tool
Still building Animal World Map.
But saw a post from @andi_losing,
tested his tool on my site.
YourWebsiteScore gave me the verdict:
security needs serious work.
I know it does.
But here’s the trap:
one more feature always feels like the finish line.
It never is.
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Aimé retweeted
Replying to @dams9ix
@dams9ix
created something he thought was useless; however, it turned out to be a great source of inspiration for many, including me. Inspired by his animalworldmap.com, I made this afrikantribes.com.
















