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... headed in the next few years." Zach Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Okay so I'm a non-dev but I've been using Warp more and more lately. I run Claude Code through it, default to using it vs just Terminal or another CLI, and have started to have it open hand-in-hand with Cursors. With that being said a couple questions I have: Are you seeing a new user set of "vibe coders" or non-technical folks ... ... between them because the cost of switching was very low so I was using the best IDE at any point in time. I recently switched my development workflow totally to Claude Code (well, I still open the project in VSCode

... Working and being productive aren t the same thing . We often sit in front of the laptop for hours, but between context switching, notifications, and tiny distractions.... we barely get real work done. So I m curious: what are your personal hacks for staying sharp and actually getting stuff done

... wellness coach What surprised me: even a simple app has a LOT more complexity than you d expect subscriptions, App Store review gotchas, etc. I ended up learning: - prompt tuning with GPT/Claude - real-world solo dev tradeoffs (donevs perfect) Available on the App Store (iPhone only): https://apps.apple.com/app/id674... Would love to hear: - Does the core idea make sense? - What would you add or change to make it more valuable? Thanks for reading! Haoran ...

... changed my mindset. I stopped worrying that vibe coding was going to turn me into a code zombie and started thinking about how I could use it intelligently. The term might be hypey, but the concept has merit if done right. Fine , I thought. If we re going to vibe, let s vibe responsibly . How to Vibe Code (Without Losing Your Soul or Your Job) If vibe coding is the new reality, how do we embrace it properly ... ... great programmers; it doesn t replace them. Following these practices, I ve found that vibe coding can indeed be both fun and productive . It s honestly addictive to see your ideas come to life faster than ever. And when done

... face it weekly updates are repetitive. If you work in ops, product, or management , you're probably typing something like this every week: What got done What s blocked What s next You might be copying from an old email. Or typing it fresh each time. With Slashit App , you can create a dynamic template for it just once. Each time you need it: Type /weeklystatus Add your updates Send No formatting, no hunting down old docs, no wasted time ...

... what you're building so we can cheer you on! If you're doing a startup and not applying, why aren't you applying? If I were starting a company today, I would 100% apply even though I've done it before with @Tandem (S19) for a few key reasons: The partners help. A lot . (this isn't common. Most people who say they help startups are neutral or harmful) The network is insane , especially for b2b companies. It will ... ... particular has been really intentional and effective at creating community in-person. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @wadehead  Many companies get into YC pre-product. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @hirecadeashish  We had a near competitor

... built, until I had a working web app. But this time, I didn t want to wait months. I want this app now. From the start, I knew I d rely heavily on AI to get it done. First Stop: Deep Research (ChatGPT + Perplexity) I began by researching the domain and validating whether my solution was even possible. After a few iterations, I had a simple script that worked. Next, I dove into researching how to turn that script into ... ... aiming for, step by step. Bingo. Now things started to click. Cursor helped generate a UI, organized my files, and started building the app. I approved all the changes (I didn t fully understand what it had done

... Hello ProductHunt-Community, Two months ago, after 14 years as an aerospace engineer, I decided to build something I'd never done before: a full-stack web app. The problem: I had zero web dev knowledge but a burning idea that kept staring at me from my idea list. The reality check: Building a modern web app means React, TypeScript, databases, authentication, APIs, payment processing, deployment pipelines... I didn't know 99% of these words! The experiment: Started with ... ... landing page - it worked! But when I tried building the actual app, I hit walls constantly. Complex bugs, insufficient insights, running out of credits without real progress. The breakthrough: Ditched the fancy Vibe-Coding platform, went first to Claude + VS

... actually launch? Have you ever regretted shipping too early? Or waiting too long? Anything that helped you push through that last stretch and go live? Would honestly appreciate hearing how others have dealt with this - especially if you ve done your first launch solo too. Thanks in advance - Brandon C Comment from Scott Sturgis(@bigbreakmusic): @brandonbuilds  Very welcome! Fear takes on many disguises. I learned the "future list" when programming for clients. They always wanted something that wasn ... ... beta users to get early feedback bcz I wont know what is not clear or not working until I show it to people. Based on that early feedback, I iterate design, copy, messaging, basically everything and once that is done

... people dm-ing me that our GPT Ranking is terrible. Just for context - long story short: We made Trust Center, free for all - at Sprinto. We built 4 major features into our Trust Center that none of our competitor has done

... ends up being frustrated in the end. It s a big problem. What s the solution to this? My personal opinion is that: There should be a shift from quantity to quality. Of course, it s easier said than done. Ideally, as a candidate, instead of just scrolling through vacancies with the selected title, you should see perfect matches based on your experience, skills, and detailed preferences. Actually good matches. Not the ones that you usually see in Glassdoor ... ... launching very soon. And even though I ve considered adding a CV generation feature previously (from the technical side, it s really simple), I ve decided to go against it. Of course, there s still a lot to be done

... Although very often are reluctant to ask for - being as they want to achieve this themselves - along with running their business. So, my SEO tools. Now that AI is here, and to stay - why can't coding simply be done using plain regular language? The AI's seem to understanding it just fine to get jobs done

... enough for me to mock something up quickly in Figma or skip design entirely and directly build the entire frontend on React while Prajwal would have the backend logic and entire infrastructure ready by the time I was done. There would be no tickets, meetings, or handoffs. Just building and shipping. But over the last eight months, as we ve found some early signs of PMF with Clueso, we've expanded our engineering and design teams. And with that growth ... ... this mistake. When customers, designers, or even my co-founder, Neel, asked how long something would take to build, I d confidently blurt out a number usually something like three days. Sure, I might be able to get it done

... tools and connect them deeply to your work. Here s what it does: One app, all your AI models (No more tab juggling) Deep work app integrations (Pulls real context from tasks, docs, and messages) AI that gets things done (Delegate tasks, draft emails, update docs done

... kinda liking it. I feel that it's able to do a lot more, faster without needing me to jump in. When I do jump in, it's simply to provide it guidence and direction. I haven't done much with it yet, but I can see myslef now doing a combination of CLI and IDE development. I'm curious what everyone elses experience is! Or if you haven't used a CLI or IDE AI tool ... ... like overtime we'll see an IDE the same way the latest crop of coders views vim or emacs, so I'm very in favor of moving away from an IDE despite using one myself! Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96

... clearly see where different types of tools come into play. We've been looking at how AI is reshaping this process from two main angles: Boosting Efficiency Where can AI significantly boost efficiency? How were these stages done before, and what can AI replace or optimize now? Advancements in Multimodal Output Today's AI has made huge strides in its multimodal output capabilities. This means any content creation tool can directly generate videos, audio, animations, and all sorts of other ... ... working on right now actually revolve around these two directions: First, in the idea validation stage when we were building educational products in the past, we'd pour a ton of time and energy into things like PBL design, competitor

... consulting with our broad skilled team I had multiple chances to test and catch issues, such as finding that the code completion questions were using fixed strings rather than regex Don't assume builds are being done efficiently. Often with global components such as footers, navbar, buttons, they'd be created per page, which meant updates were not being done

... Been checking out Cursor, an AI code editor that deeply integrates AI into your workflow. Think natural language coding, smart predictions, and asking your codebase questions. It's trying to push AI further than, say, VS Code (even with Copilot). I'm curious: How has Cursor's AI experience been for you compared to your current setup? Does a dedicated AI-first editor like this feel like a significant leap? Let's discuss! Comment from Abe Qarm(@abe_qarm): interesting ... ... something, we might have to rely on programmers. Now it's become very simple. All our communication is directly with Cursor, and it implements my requirements. Then I complete the UI upgrade myself. I can probably get a requirement done

... structured, paid feedback on their MVPs from vetted testers. It s affordable, customizable, and enhanced with AI that helps summarize insights and recommend improvements. We ve got now 100+ vetted testers onboarded, and the MVP is just about done. But now I m facing the part that honestly feels the hardest so far: marketing. I ve been trying to figure out where to start and I still haven t cracked it. We posted jobs for freelance marketers on Upwork ... ... learn obvious lessons the hard way. So if you ve grown a SaaS product from zero or even just figured out the first few traction channels I d seriously appreciate any advice. For those of you who ve done

... Claude max plan now, and using Claude Code is next level Comment from Tijs Teulings(@_tijs): Claude code has been available in the default Claude plan for a while now. Limited tokens per day but enough to get shit done. It integrates quite well with both vscode

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... Public launch directly on Product Hunt vs going on Product Hunt a bit later. I am looking to compare and learn from experiences of others. PH launch is a must - so question is only about the timing. To me, launching directly on PH looks good as it's a very good community and the feedbacks can really help sharpen your product roadmap. I haven't yet launched on PH but planning to launch directly as a public launch. Looking ... ... hear views from the community who have been there and done

... takes voice requests Spotify s AI DJ just got chattier. Premium users can now talk to it. just hold the DJ button and ask for whatever vibe you're craving. Moody indie for a rainy day ? Done. Beats to pretend I run regularly ? You got it. Less scrolling, more vibing. ( Source ) Oops, Everything s a Podcast Now Okay, so Google s gone full podcast mode with their new AI-powered Audio Overviews feature. What does that mean? Your text turns ... ... this week s AI rollercoaster! We ve covered the breakups, danced with Spotify s DJ, and watched Google turn your grandma s photo into a music video. If your brain feels even 1% more futuristic, our job here is done

... week! Comment from Harvansh Chaudhary(@harvanshchaudhary): @steveb  That sounds pretty cool. Getting emails sung to you feels like a way better wake-up call. Can t wait to see how it turns out! Do share when u are done with it. Comment from Harvansh Chaudhary(@harvanshchaudhary): @graeme_fulton yeah.... realized it quite late. if it doesn't make others happy... atleast you were vibing building it. Comment from Harvansh Chaudhary(@harvanshchaudhary): @graeme_fulton hell yeah.... that's the motivation ... ... discovery phase, and we re all working hard to reimagine what the inbox experience could be with the right dose of intelligence. Notion Mail s doing cool stuff, no doubt but honestly, I don t see us as competitors