GPT-5.6 in Codex helped me trace a SQLite migration bug that only showed up on upgraded databases, then carry the fix through Rust/Tauri and regression tests. I love the loop: reproduce, patch the right layer, verify, ship.
Iโm building a B2B2C product.
Itโs a platform where businesses can offer a certain service/benefit to users, but users can also use it to get services/benefit from multiple business.
The problem is:
- users will use this platform if there are business that can offer something on it
- business will use this platform if there are users to offer something to
So how would you make this work?
Iโm thinking about something like this:
1. the platform should offer a solid service even without business
2. user base grows
3. business notice the opportunity and start using it, invite customers to join
Repeat 2 and 3 forever.
Does it makes sense?
Tried Ralph.
Genuinely impressive.
But it's obviously made for rich people.
It just ate my entire Claude Code quota for one single feature ๐ญ
I'm not on that tier yet
@everton_dev@januszpdev You are right! FB and IG are mostly native. I may have picked the wrong example ๐ .
Still, this does not mean overstretching facts. There are plenty of examples. It is a solid option for large, long lasting projects. Saying that it's just for MVPs and small projects is wrong.
@everton_dev@januszpdev Coinbase, Kraken, Facebook, Instagram, Shopify, Discord and many Microsoft apps are all built with RN. These are very serious projects.
Actually I think it's the opposite: the more serious the project gets, the more you need fast iterations + shared code across platforms.