been using @lovable@boltdevhq@vercel and plethora of tools.
just signed up for @maker and they have brilliantly executed across all fronts.
1. style guide is intuitive and looks professional, no more boilerplate / tailwind css
2. chat interface asks meaningful questions.
3. gave same prompt, the header by @maker made it look professional at first try.
Reason why it looks polished is because @bhanu has built this from ground up leveraging all the experience over years in building delightful customer websites + experiences!
This is a great feature we've been investing a lot of effort into.
Use AI to improve your existing website while respecting your brand guidelines and design manuals.
Even as v1 it's already very useful - excited to see where we can take this from here.
This is a great feature we've been investing a lot of effort into.
Use AI to improve your existing website while respecting your brand guidelines and design manuals.
Even as v1 it's already very useful - excited to see where we can take this from here.
What started as a simple proof of concept that HTMX can handle a modern dynamic app with streaming interface turned into an awesome experience that changed how I think about frontend development.
If you think @htmx_org is only for simple static sites, checkout Maker AI https://t.co/OR6VWEp4bL. Not the landing page (that's AI generated with Maker AI), but the app itself is 100% HTMX with some @Alpine_JS sprinkled around.
Maker — Your site, made better with AI: Maker is not just another vibe coding tool. It’s an AI layer for your existing… https://t.co/Uhda6RV9O1 via @producthunt
Don't Fall In Love With The First Solution
You built it. It works. Good.
Now you understand the real problem - the edge cases, the hidden complexities, the actual requirements.
Take everything you learned and start over. Your first solution is usually not the best one.
generative tech prediction : every creative tool in 2-3 yrs will have AI assisted creation. It’ll become a table stakes feature than a product in its own right.
Announcing Maker's Figma > Web integration. This frees up time for developers on your team from having to code your designs and puts designers & marketers in the driver’s seat.
We can't wait to see the beautiful experiences made with this. @figmadesign
Great working with the awesome team at @figmadesign on our Figma > Web integration. Thanks for featuring our platform. We can't wait for our customers to build amazing experiences with it!
💡 Did you know Figma integrates with @confluence, @gitlab, @avocode, @pendoio, @bubble, and @maker to support the different stages of your team’s design process?
Read more about it, now on the blog ⤵️
https://t.co/2O8KxDgY0f
For me, this is the most important podcast episode I’ve ever published.
In it, I describe the most life-shaping, certainly the most difficult, and certainly the most transformative journey of my 43 years on this planet. I’ve never shared it before.
https://t.co/w3NtecJAOo
Reason now "supported" by Cloudflare Workers. Of course you have to use #bucklescript to compile to JS and Cloudflare Workers then just run that on V8, but it's nice that they recognized Reason among other languages they support.
https://t.co/gu4Ttmnage
We at @maker are hiring software engineers interested in Typed FP and @reasonml / OCaml, for a worldwide remote position.
We make a #nocode experience platform for commerce. You'll work on projects like a visual page builder, headless CMS’s, Live streaming, and more.
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Playing fast and loose with Reason/OCaml.
Don't encapsulate, don't abstract. Just get it to work, and keep piling tech debt, and maybe, one day, and that day may never come, you can call upon the static type system to do a service for you:
@jasim_ab@maker It's still work, but it's safe and does not feel overwhelming. I can't imaging the amount of work it would take to do all that without Reason.
@jasim_ab Same here. We're implementing a new feature @maker relying on a private beta API from a vendor knowing very well that the API might change once it goes public. And change it did! But thanks to Reason it's just changing the types and the compiler navigates you through the refactor