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These are some solid best practices, Thanks for sharing @nika

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Congratulations! It must be truly a great feeling! Wishing you the best!

I think the reason why you stagnate is not really social media but the quality of the product you are working on.

Great! these changes are really helpful to the community!

Please don't jump in. Always plan it out. Added benefits of planning out is that the end outcome will always be more polished and you will get to the end out come sooner rather than later.

yes it has drastically affected the way we do everything

This is a cool idea!

Have you used Flow?

VS code integration

Nothing so far for me, if you are on the 3.7 Max Sonnet. It solved pretty much most with thinking.

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I've been looking for this all along, finally you guys made it!

For starters most of your UI elements have such a sharp edges that my eyes gets paper cuts by just looking at it. Add some radius to those elements and some shmooth edges. :)

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I concur with your thoughts. I think the human element is taken out from this if you don't type it yourself.

To be honest this really varies based on stages of life and how much you get done in a specified amount of time. In addition to this you can get more done in less amount of time if you have really rested your brain well with good night of sleep. However, there are other factors such as inherent passion, drive and dogged determination and grit to win that keeps you running. More number of hours...

Thank you so much for writing this. This is very helpful for me as I am getting ready with my product launch. I can certainly concur with the fact that building trust with the customers is key to building a high quality product

Based on what I've seen from the past, any app that is trying to compete with something that is currently doing well in the market or trying to capture audience because it was getting shutdown, generally on the long term doesn't succeed in the end. The reason why I am saying this is because, take a look at how Threads was formed by trying to compete with X, when there was an exodus of people...