me a few days ago:
“surely opening HTML files in a dedicated app is unnecessary”
me after building https://t.co/rUjMkur5Iw for one weekend:
“wait… @trq212 might actually be onto something here”
Try it out:
https://t.co/rUjMkur5Iw
HTML is the new markdown.
I've stopped writing markdown files for almost everything and switched to using Claude Code to generate HTML for me. This is why.
I do this easily with Claude Code remote control.
It even scaffolds the app from scratch using xcodegen and compiles it directly to my phone if I’m on the same WiFi connection. That’s how I built https://t.co/hylVQBnaA0 recently (both the landing page and iOS app in one repo)
Have yet to try codex.
Most devs don't realize their GitHub can do THIS 👇
Yes, GitHub renders animations in READMEs.
Drop your favorite GitHub repo that needs some animation love! We'll animate them.
me a few months ago:
“people leaving their MacBooks open overnight for AI agents is ridiculous”
me now:
“wait… why did Claude Code stop running”
so I built OpenLid.
tiny macOS utility that keeps your Mac awake automatically during Cursor sessions, Claude Code workflows, and overnight builds.
Try it out. https://t.co/InKy2yd1EV
I’ve had enough of building apps into niches that are already overcrowded
Expense trackers
Habit trackers
AI wrappers
You spend months building something only to realize nobody can find it
So I started building a tool to find:
- trending apps
- rising categories
- hidden gems
- what’s actually working on the App Store right now
Finally got an early version working and it’s already pretty interesting to browse through
Would this be something you’d be interested in trying?
If so, let me know
Added search to https://t.co/AMWP1VxBiT so you can now search anything inside the html files.
Here’s my personal use case for HTML Browser:
- I have a meeting notes and Organization documents which I used to have as md files
- I’ve now converted all of them to HTML; it’s easier to visualise and read then md for me and I’m personally loving using it
- I have also converted mermaid diagrams to use d3.js which looks much better and you can zoom in etc