Dane Lyons

Hey everyone — Dane here 👋 I built Gleam because I’ve always loved iterating on designs, but getting meaningful critique on demand is hard. Sometimes you need quick input across a wide range of topics to break out of your current focus and see your design more broadly. Gleam gives you that: 10 AI reviewers with different specialties, scoring your design and pointing you toward the...

I just published today's edition, 'Spacing, Bugs & Animated Math'. Featuring Utsav Khokhanasiya, Stellate, Kuba, Rodrigo 'Rolo' Ortiz, Grant Sanderson, and @rauchg 🙌 https://www.dailysubset.com/p/18...

Each edition contains 5 sections that start with an embedded tweet followed by a few paragraphs of commentary to add context. This is the current structure: - Design & UX: I like starting with something visual. It could be purely graphic design, interface design, or even something related to design thinking. - Development: This section is more to do with the nuts and bolts of building a...

Greetings makers! We're excited to launch the monthly challenge app! There are a lot of goal setting and fitness tracking apps in the world today. Some apps tend to be very personal and highly configurable. We're focusing on simplicity and community. You can sign up and get started in a few clicks. Then track your personal progress and the progress of the community throughout the month. We...

This is an exciting project I've tinkered with for a while. I got frustrated after using a few pixel design tools and thought I could build something different, and hopefully better. Let me know what you think!

This is the first app launched from v1Labs. 🎉 Please check it out and let me know how we can make Vennly better. Here are a few things we're considering: 1) Follow users directly on the results page if you are authenticated with Twitter. 2) Compare more than 2 people at the same time. 3) Subscribe to searches to receive notifications when new matches appear.

I'm in favor of async communication. I've always found sync communication to be painfully slow and disruptive to productivity.

Any thoughts on this green vs the old school Hacker Noon green?

What would you like to see in the next iteration?

Kind of surprised at some of the negative comments. It isn't super difficult to roll your own basic animation for the web but slightly increase the complexity of the animation and things get tricky fast. If this tool saves you an hour per month, it's worth the price. But the UX of the timeline editor does need some work. Here are a few thoughts based on working with it for about an hour today....

Looks like a simpler solution that a lot of other roll-your-own solutions. What is the workflow like for maintaining docs? I find that to be one of the major pain points in writing documentation and if the process isn't great, docs get stale fast.

We're pretty excited about integrations. You can currently ship your engagement data to: - Intercom: Great for helping your CS team figure out how to help your trial users. If a user has a score > 50 in their first 7 day, you can assume they're figuring things out. Maybe send a few pro user tips to get them to the next level. If a user has a score < 15 after the first 7 days, it's red alert...