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The longer I work in frontend, the more I think it comes down to one thing: knowing the problem.
Where the user is
Where they want to be
What exists already
What's missing
How the product bridges that gap
What it costs to build it right
Best outcome, worst outcome.
Eager to connect with fellow creators passionate about:
- Tech
- SaaS
- AI
- Startups
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- Building in public
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Eager to connect with fellow creators passionate about:
- Tech
- SaaS
- AI
- Startups
- Indie hacking
- Building in public
My goal: 1,500 followers and build a small network of builders to learn from.
Building in public, let's make something great together! 🏆
As a junior developer the best advice you can take seriously…One day you will be a senior with no shipped products and no leverage…So make sure that doesn't happen while you still have the energy and time to build
Dev to Dev.
Dev to Designer.
Save & Share this - it is mid-2026.
Some things to ship or fix before the year ends:
- Audit your dependencies
- Write that README you skipped
- Add error boundaries
- Set up monitoring
- Document your API
- Push that side project live
Split the work over sprints.
Tell a Dev.
Tell a Designer.
Ship it.
Stop tweaking your morning routine. Build systems that don't care if you're productive.
Built a deployment pipeline that runs tests, updates docs, and pings users while I'm asleep.
Manual productivity feels like a treadmill. Automated stuff just keeps going.
No reminders, no checklists, no hacks.
Just code that does the work for you.
Stop tweaking your morning routine. Build systems that don't care if you're productive.
Built a deployment pipeline that runs tests, updates docs, and pings users while I'm asleep.
Manual productivity feels like a treadmill. Automated stuff just keeps going.
No reminders, no checklists, no hacks.
Just code that does the work for you.
@karlarboledas been running ollama + langchain locally for months and honestly the only cost is my laptop's fan screaming at me
the orchestration piece is where most people get stuck though