Hey folks! Been working on a client project and just wrapped up the login/signup pages with smooth animations.
What do you think? Rate the UI and drop your feedback below. Always looking to improve!
#WebDevelopment#UIDesign#NextJS#BuildInPublic
@Javimbuilds@X That’s really cool! I’ve worked with Three.js and React Three Fiber for a client project too, and honestly, building 3D experiences for the web is such an interesting space right now. Would love to see what you’re building with 1440! 🔥
Hey @X, connect me with the tech crowd
I’m Maaz, a full-stack dev from Karachi building SaaS and AI apps with Next.js, TypeScript and Supabase.
If you’re a:
🚀 Founder
💻 Software engineer
🤖 AI builder
⚡ Indie hacker
🎨 Designer
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Drop a “🙋” below and let’s follow each other. I’ll check every reply and follow back.
What are you building right now?
@hello_code_ I think the main blockers are security, implementation effort, and whether customers actually need it yet. The potential is huge, but most SaaS products are still figuring out the right use cases.
@samongaro_ Honestly, still working toward that point. AI tools are an investment, but the real goal is turning them into products that bring in revenue.
Software engineers on Upwork, how’s it going these days?
How’s the project flow, client engagement, and landing new contracts lately?
Would love to hear how things are going for everyone.
#Upwork#Freelancing#SoftwareEngineering
@JohnnyCashBump@X Appreciate the support! Always happy to connect with like-minded people in tech. Just connected — looking forward to staying in touch and following your journey!
@LauraLoumd@X Hey Laura! Always great to connect with fellow builders. Just connected with you. Looking forward to sharing ideas and seeing what we can build in the tech space together!
@TheXSami Hey Sami! Congrats on shipping Doodle on Android! Just connected with you. Best of luck with the iOS launch excited to see what you build next!
@FilipHanasz Building Push Resume 🚀
Job hunting meant sending the same email again and again, attaching my resume, retyping the message. So I built a tool that does it for me: paste the HR email, hit send.
https://t.co/3gma3ZA9Ur
@maaaxritz Building is the easy part. I can ship an MVP in weeks, but getting the first 100 users takes far longer. Distribution is a daily habit, not a hack.
“Willing to stay in the ugly parts longer” is the whole game.
Horror stories are partly true, but mostly about preventable stuff. Reviews usually take a day or two. Rejections come from:
No working demo login for the reviewer
Missing privacy policy / wrong privacy labels
No in-app account deletion
Crashes or placeholder content
Test on TestFlight first and you’ll avoid most of it.
@pcshipp Depends on the task. I use Claude Code daily for building full-stack apps and it’s great at holding context across a big codebase. Haven’t pushed Codex as hard, so I’d love to hear where people see it winning.
At this point the workflow matters more than the model.
The “vibe code it on the fly” argument skips the hard part: maintenance. Someone still has to handle auth, payments, edge cases and security long after the first prompt.
Strong core, headless service, fluid interface feels right. AI makes building faster, but the quality bar for the core goes up, not down.