Nick Nish

Wow, this is epic. As someone who has built a lot of UIs in their career, it’s pretty incredible to think that some really polished design might be possible to create using generative AI. We already waste a lot of time rebuilding the same UI over and over, hopefully this makes things even faster for those who build the web. Also, I didn’t realize @jaredpalmer is working at Vercel now too. The...

This is another really interesting play at a decentralized social network. With the ethical questions arising around how communities in the US political spectrum are using these products, it’s a joy to see this team talk about openly the Scuttlebutt protocol and allude to their values as a backbone. This kind of transparency and tone is at least a reprieve from that.

Another great product Sindre! Love the simple and effective design.

Despite privacy concerns, this is going to be *big* particularly when they integrate it with WhatsApp and Instagram. We’ve already seen how big Instagram shopping is, I think we’ll see an even bigger impact when Facebook unifies payments across all 3 platforms.

I’m a simple man. You show me free design assets, I upvote. Real talk, these look great!

Hi Amit. This is a fantastic idea. Google App scripts can be super powerful! I recently was playing around with Google App scripts and the workflow was painful. I was constantly developing in my local IDE and copying+pasting to the cloud IDE and it was very slow. This would have really sped up development and allowed me to write in modern JavaScript. Will definitely check it out later!

Oh man. I just spent all day laughing to myself sharing these gifs to my coworkers, friends, and family. Trust me, hilarity is ensured. Onboarding was a cinch. Adding "Celebs" to the mix was brilliant. The tech is impressive. I think @jason said on TWiST years ago that one sign that a product will go viral is that the early adopters feel cool for using it first. I'm definitely experiencing that...

Remote OK is a job board for remote-focused job opportunities. I've been applying to different companies for the past few months, and it's definitely the best of class of the remote job boards – Solid design, easy-to-use, great job postings. However, most of the job postings are developer-focused, so if you're not a developer you may not get immediate value. Pros: Great for developer jobs,...

This is a huge addition to their current offering, transactional emails, which if I remember correctly didn’t let you change much of the copy and styling at all. Huge boon for Squarespace users, and per usual it looks beautiful.

I’ve been using this Chrome extensIon for the last year and it’s been phenomenal. As a dev, I work late. After learning about these kinds of extensions, I tried a handful, finally landing on this bad boy. And I haven’t gone back HIGHLY recommended.

The UX is just a joy to use. I've been using this for a week now, and it's gotten me back into reading the news every day. My news consumption went from 0 to checking 2-5x/day. As I'm already hitting the reading limit for my favorite sources in 1 week, I can see myself actually paying for NYT. A few features that I adore: • Headlines shows you the top current headlines • You can swipe between...

Just from the 1-liner description I knew I loved this. Excited to use it!

Simple, but useful tool! Thanks, can’t wait to give it a try for my sites.

Wow! Just the other day, a product called No Licks was launched to tackle this same problem, but from a different angle, and without the classical focus. Very cool!

I love this idea. This can be a huge boon for young content creators in the video and audio industries. For the artists, are there any plans to provide them with analytics or feedback so they can inturn grow their following (or get more opportunities)?

This is an interesting idea, with lots of potential. Product documentation for internal and external use is important and a real problem. I imagine some significant obstacles like keeping up with the rate of product change, but I'm excited to see how this project comes along.

Nintendo has some of the best IPs (intellectual properties) in the gaming industry but they are so slow to build ways to interact with the worlds they create. I really enjoyed Pokemon Go, and it really showed how far a beloved IP can take a game. But they have to continue to develop requested features as popularity gains. They need more ways to dig into the stories. I'm hoping this is just the...