Collin Thompson

This is great. I’m excited to take this for a spin!

Hey Product Hunt community, and a special welcome to our friends from the LinkedIn Creator Marketing community 👋 We're excited to introduce Superstar, the influencer marketing platform designed to streamline your workflows, unlock data-driven insights, and help you achieve better results. And today, we're especially thrilled to launch our brand new Chrome Extension, which makes finding and...

✅ Nested Layouts groups ✅ React Server Components w/ Streaming ✅ Component-based Data Fetching & Caching—LFG! Superpumped for this release. Well done!

So happy this is out in the world. I've had your webpage open on a tab for the last few weeks, and I'm super pumped to give this a whirl. As a fintech startup, ledgers and managing APIs is already a major and necessary undertaking. But now with payment orchestration—and open source?!— this is a game changer and force-multiplayer for small teams to run with the big dogs. Well done guys, so...

This is such a great contribution. Well done. I’ve already asked the team at https://plasmic.app to include it in their studio

@rauchg @steventey for sooOoo long I’ve been trying to get my head around multi-tenant architectures in order to build out a few ideas. I’m super pumped that you guys have anticipated this need with a platform development tool that leverages the Vercel infrastructure, and makes it super simple to get started with testing things out. This will definitely help developers get started on new and...

depending on how complex your store is I would go with swell.is by far the best ecommerce platform going that is simple to use but can help you create almost anything imaginable.

Perfect time for this question. I've been doing this personally for the last couple weeks and last night pulled in my co founder to reflect on the wins and loses of the year. I find that, and this is not to sound cliche, but the failures are really good to reflect on. here's why. You may run a long form experiment-set a goal- and go after it. then in the end it doesn't work out how you thought....

I use google drive, mostly docs, and Airtable. I love airtable because you can literally make anything. I like to start with basic lists and tracking and then turn them into useful insights. eg. I might pipe all our Typeform responses into Airtable and then sort the data so that when I talk to the product team I have real insights and data to back up our product roadmap decision—which is also...

I swing between 'no-code' and "low-code but here is my stack and workflow for https://tryintrepid.com Google Docs - Content, copywriting, ideas Airtbale - project management Typeform - Surveys, customer development Figma - Userflows, and design drafts Plasmic - Frontend design, and development DB Designer - Visual SQL schema design for database Supabase - Postgres back end Stripe - Payments...

I would go with Supabase and Plasmic. I think I would die without these products and the communities are great.

I try to opt for “satisfied but not perfect” there is something to be said for someone who cares and takes pride in their craft and only puts something out that they can personally endorse. I think the technology community has a toxic idea about how it treats product and customers with the often used but misunderstood term MVP. As a creator you must know when something is done, what the product...

Wow, this has improved alot overt the years. I'm gonna jump back in and give it a spin. When I tried it out a couple of years ago it was a bit intimidating for someone like myself. it was obvious how powerful it was, but just immense. Now, it looks super approachable and easier to use- which is a big deal because it was already quite good.

I find the hardest thing about developing content is: maintaining a strong engaging narrative, that resonates with the reader— and then doing this over and over and over again on a consistent schedule. There is so much click bait on the web with pithy advice "tips and tricks" and not enough content that is genuinely helpful. Coming up with content that is genuinely helpful and that can "stand...

There's just not enough activities or things to do with you co workers IRL. Like, I've been thinking of ways that you can get the team together to bond in different ways, whether it be trips - staycations, or destination meetups— just to get to know each other and vibe. I don't have to do this in an office, but it would be cool to travel somewhere and hang out for like a week, work together on...

Super awesome community for no code founders and everything in between. If you have a dream but can’t code this is the place to be to make things happen

I started as a “no-coder” learning sql through visualizers. This is one of the best schema designers out there and I’m sure it will do for others what it did for me. From doing DB mock-ups, my first “Pro code” backend was Supabase. I was one of the earliest users, and I can’t see myself using anything else. This addition solidified the decision—such a helpful contribution to the Supabase fam...

This is by far one of the most empowering tools to come out in a while. I’ve been using it since September of last year, and week by week it keeps on getting better. If you’re a designer/no coder/visual developer who wants to make world class applications, or a design/development studio looking for a way to serve your clients better, and faster— I highly recommend checking out Plasmic.

Well done Raphael and the whole Weweb team. Loving how much this is getting better and better every week. It’s been a life saver!