Spot on. People don’t question this since it’s “industry standard” but they should. It barely helps the customers and hurts your profit at scale. A defined sale within a small window on certain products can be far more effective
@precisionfandh about to place my first order and thought most products were OOS because of the grey color of the pills that aren’t selected. I think if you make the text color black it would fix it
I asked @cursor_ai for React Native tab navigation — it wrote hundreds of lines and tried to compile with an unreleased iOS SDK. Problem is I love it, so now waiting for Xcode 16 to be public before I can build it on my iPhone 17 again
Added a trendy gradient background to the header so the status bar is filled on iOS. Going to try to incorporate the actual logo on the left instead of the emoji next
🎉 finished the deep linking feature. You can now add a product to Hangfire directly from the browser. the app handles adding all of the product data for you, just confirm and hit save. Only downside is now I have iOS specific code to manage so it’s annoying to work around in Expo now
Got the native share sheet partially working tonight for Hangfire. Trying to make it so you can share directly into the app and all of the item details are prefilled. First step of getting the app to populate here ✅
Tried @Nike ai. Feels more like using a mega menu than talking to ChatGPT. Wish it tried to collect meaningful data before making a rec. That being said: these Kipchoges 🇰🇪 🔥
This marvel is built in TypeGPU, a TypeScript WebGPU library [1/2]
Among other coolness, it features a "𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚐𝚙𝚞" directive that compiles JS to WSGL, to run on the GPU:
𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚜𝚝 𝚊𝚍𝚍 = (𝚊, 𝚋) => {
"𝚞𝚜𝚎 𝚐𝚙𝚞";
𝚛𝚎𝚝𝚞𝚛𝚗 𝚊 + 𝚋;
}
@tobi touched on this in a recent pod with @collision -saying he sees Shopify as an anti-waste company rather than promoting the sales of things we don’t need. We need more tools to support intentional purchases. Product research, financial implication, global purchase history
I’m working on vibecoding a @reactnative app using @cursor_ai as my developer and @claudeai as my tech lead. It’s a wishlist app where you can track your intent over time with daily points
Might build a quick save from @Shopify integration next
The modern tools are trying to make this harder, not easier. Amazon purchase history is buried in your account and bundled by them based on their own fulfillment logic. It’s hard to link a single transaction to single item you bought