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I created a tiny app last week to replace my browser's new tab screen and I love it to bits. 🤍 Tracks my quick tasks, X posts and followers. https://t.co/LBT1YzrPsL

Hayden Bleasel

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Early landing page exploration https://t.co/vSXEGfZYPi

Nick Pattison x.com

Our “small giants” approach optimized for mojo over growth. We wanted a small, talent-dense team with a focus on craft, autonomy, and quality of life for all team members. We banished the term “founder” in favor of “partner” and tried to be transparent with all business matters across the team.

We took some capital from investors in order to invest... See more

Muse Retrospective

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My new website just dropped. Keeping it simple for this one. ✨ Oh, and it's built with Swift! https://t.co/UyknDfP1ev https://t.co/pNNaMWqGkI

Alexander Sandberg 🐨

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This is how I organize the codebase for all my 30+ startups. I ship fast because: - I reuse the same boilerplate over and over - I don't upgrade libraries unless necessary - I know exactly where everything is Once you've built 2/3... See more

Marc Lou

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Early working version of a new (simple) personal site I'm working on. Any and all feedback is welcome. https://t.co/GOGv8xqPBs

Benjamin Hoppe x.com

Gavin Nelson

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Bento scroll · Made in @Framer https://t.co/lNmDr8vsd7

Fons Mans x.com

Start your next project with a giant scroll of paper I learned this from my friend Rob Kalin, founder of Etsy. When he starts a project, he gets out a giant piece of butcher paper — like three feet by sixty feet. When you start the project, you put your first ideas down in the top-left... See more

Yancey Strickler x.com