Drew Falkman

This is one of a new(ish) class of AI tools that enable designers and others using Figma to export their designs DIRECTLY TO CODE. It's f***ing brilliant! So much so that I featured it in my LinkedIn Learning course (https://www.linkedin.com/learnin...) - and it's only gotten better in the last few months since I was working on the course. Without a doubt, Locofy is going to be a best practice...

This is amazing. I love it. Always appreciate what you're doing out there for startups and hackers everywhere, @rrhoover!

I am currently putting together a course on AI and design for LinkedIn Learning (follow me at https://linkedin.com/in/drewfalkman to hear about it when I release it). I am a long-time hunter and am very picky about what products I write reviews on. Visily is one of the products I will review, and HAD to include in my course. Why? Because: - there is an entire suite of AI tools baked in that...

Getting user feedback is an absolutely critical step in making user-friendly software - and finding that ever elusive (until it's not...) "product-market fit". However, the whole process of recruting users, coordinating and conducting interviews is a time consuming and challenging process. UserCue will be an invaluable tool to product managers and UX researchers everywhere.

This is a pretty cool app. You put in the tokens you're holding and how much of each, it then gives you a smart rating. I think it's a good way to not only see how your portfolio is looking, but also to learn more about tokens and their rating. I can see this being a great tool for both active and passive crypto investors.

Imagine...a decentralized chat infrastructure. I mean, what more can be said - and the EPNS/Push team is great at building intuitive APIs and SDKs to support getting you up and running fast. This has become part of our core roadmap atm...

What was the widget/convo app you used?

Obsessed with Web3 communities and DAOs. I think there is so much potential in this kind of community. The combination of transferrable membership (via tokens/NFTs), untiing for a cause, ownership of outcome and the trustless nature of the blockchain opens up infinite possibilities for work, philanthropy and efforts that would have required incorporation, fundraising and tons of work before. So...

Great idea. Wish I had this when I was running my LLC - business credit is not as simple to track as personal credit, but you need it when you want to grow and scale your business.

Getting people to be in consensus about advancing the community, and getting them committed to spend the time and energy towards this. In my experience, everyone has a different motivation for participating in the community, so finding a unified vision that will intrinsically motivate the whole community takes some effort. But if you can find it, the community will take on a life of its own.

I am so bullish on Stacks, and have eagerly followed this wallet project because it really makes it possible to create all kinds of apps - and allows end users to buy NFTs, trade coin, and overall manage their $STX. I love that they kept it simple and usable, using it is just seamless and intuitive. I have used it to register my .btc name, and log into a myriad of other dapps. I should add that...

Really interesting project, looking forward to see how it plays out in Miami (to start)...

I just discovered this tool and love it. Am analyzing ETL tools - one thing: it doesn't look like it supports much transformation of data, or field mapping. I think this could be a great tool to synch up disparate applications, but would definitely need to do that. Do you know of anyone who is doing such a thing or utilizing another project with Airbyte to do this?

We just added ASRP Money Map last week. It’s an app that has the ambition of being a neutral source to help people (of all ages but focused on 40+) with financial issues that aren’t met in current SaaS applications. The key focus at current is to help people who are dealing with the crisis of having a bill that puts them over the edge into having to make difficult decisions that could...

This is a nicely organized resource. One note: the comparison table is hard to read on mobile, and I didn’t even realize it was a table at first. Thanks for sharing.

Our company, Modus Create, worked with AARP to plan and develop this first part of the app - which aims to eventually provide more tools for financial wellness.

Great info about remote work. Why more companies don't have this as a regular part of their working options today is a major mystery for me working at an all-remote company.

Love this. I had seen it just a few months, but it has evolved since. I think I would use this as a first step for due diligence. Nice work.