@BabaDev_ People are using the Gemini API in their products—not just as a coding tool.
I’ve talked to several founders about the models they use in their products, and a good number of them were using Gemini.
In my product, examlo[dot]app, Gemini handles around 80% of all AI calls.
Since, the way we write code has changed drastically.
It need a newer way to teach people how to build products—an evolved approach.
The goal shouldn’t be to teach a tool/framework end-to-end. It should be to make learners familiar with the tools, explain their use cases, and help them understand what role each tool plays in a codebase.
The end goal should be to make people capable of writing good technical prompts and understanding what they’re asking a tool to serve.
Should I start one? 🤔
@itsvlady Is this for recalling book only? For past few months, i read a lot of article/paper around recall based learning while building examlo. Appreciate the product, good luck!!
This week, I wrote less code for Examlo, but spent a lot more time brainstorming the architecture across the application to make it more reliable and polished.
Now, I have ~30 hours left to make use of the limits. Can’t let them go to waste 😂
Had Apple Pay FOMO for a long time. Finally, it seems like Apple Pay is coming to India. I am excited to finally try it and see if it can actually offer a better experience.
@kelvinbuildss Given that, you don't expect it to give you a production-ready app in one go. It still needs iterations to make the app align with the PRDs.