Erin Mikail Staples

Check out the launch here: https://www.producthunt.com/post...

I've been such a huge fan of Clay since discovering it in Jeremy Caplan's newsletter — kudos to the ?makers who have made this come to life. It's become one of my daily essentials in my workflow to make sure i'm building and maintaining routines, keeping in touch with folks with ease.

Congrats ?makers! Very cool to see this one come to life and be an early user of this tool — it's been one of my favorites to watch and use as it grows!

Code academy, Glitch.com or even following along with other developers on Twitch. I'm currently working to improve my own skills as a developer and working my way through the front end development exambook as needed — trying to work through one question a day. https://www.techinterviewhandboo...

I spend all day on twitter... oh wait. 😅

My Stack: - Superhuman - Texts.com (recent convert here) - Orbit - Notion - Zapier - Twitter - Todoist (personal / sideprojects / etc all go in here - bullet journal

Love this question — honestly, I re-committed to hobbies last year, they're not profitable, and I'm okay with that! From stand-up comedy to satire and reading, I found having a completely OFFLINE hobby allowed me to stay creative and up to date in my day to day.

As a not-bro here, and a female no + low coder — I'm personally turned off by the name. As the saying goes — "teach a man to fish..." how could you teach them to embrace the tools otherwise you'll likely also be maintaining their workflows as well. Any tool, no matter how "good" they are requires maintenance and upkeep — something we're all too quick to forget.

For tutorials — I've quickly fallen in love with @cleanshot_app and use it often from creating quick GIFs and other tutorials.

I've been fortunate enough to see this come to life behind the scenes and excited for whats to come. In the world of community tools — we're just getting started. Kudos @_gw + @jarodocton !

Hey @david_abaev1 — Good question! In the past two years, we've really seen an explosion of product-led communities in the lexicon of the internet and subsequently the startup world. And this isn't a bad thing — this is what I've spent my professional community-building career working on! A common error or mistake made when we think about communities of product is we forget that these are...

As a community human — one of the questions I'm asked most is "what platform should I use" — seeing the takeaway that the average community exists across 6 different platforms is validating. Great work ?makers — glad to see this come to life!

Congrats on the launch ?makers ! very very much a needed part of ecommerce to overhaul — stoked to see it happen!