Fernando Rojo

I like the Next.js-style DX. File-based routing for tools/ is nice. Trying this out soon.

Been using Habitual since it was on TestFlight. It’s both simple and feature-rich. I think it’s the perfect balance for a budgeting app.

Love this. Just bought the year. So easy to get started and make beautiful 3d designs. My only feature request is that I want to drag-and-drop my SVG files and turn them into 3d objects. Also, animating them like MockRocket would be really cool.

I found out about MockRocket on Twitter a few weeks ago and tried the Figma plug-in. It was super easy to use. A few days later, I signed up for the pro tier and used the web app to make a slick product video. In only a few hours, I had multiple awesome product demos. This product is legit. Also, @derek_feehrer has been really helpful when I want to give feedback or suggest features.

We’ve been using Runway at BeatGig for the past few months to ship updates for our React Native app. It’s been an unbeatable experience. After launching our website using Vercel, we grew used to deploying updates to users with a simple ‘git push’. I wanted to bring this same developer experience to releasing our mobile app, where releases are historically cumbersome and slow. So I posted on...

Too cool.

I started using Foodie in SF after first moving. It’s basically replaced Yelp for me. I often find places on Infatuation and then pick dishes through Foodie. It was hard to go back to general restaurant reviews after getting meal-specific reviews. Pros: - Much more detailed than yelp for food - Has food guides from different websites - App gets updated frequently Cons: Can’t think of any. I’m...

Wow. I am so excited to try this. Will give my thoughts later today.

Thanks for hunting us @ferminrp! So cool to be on PH. Apologies for not joining the discussion earlier, I was at demo day when it first went up. Quick context – Basement is a social network for connecting with your close friends. Rather than see content from people you hardly know and worry about who sees what you post, on Basement, you're only interacting with people you actually care about....

Don't really like spending time on HR stuff, so it was nice to get this off my hands. Pros: Easy onboarding; slack integration means basically no work to get employees on. Cons: None yet.

Big fan of this concept. Aside from job training, are you planning on providing a hiring platform (similar to Jopwell) or interview prep down the line?