Vide code like a PRO

found this repo from this video: https://github.com/snarktank/ai-dev-tasks Can't wait to start playing with this. I'm curious if this can be integrated with Linear 🤔? (Photo by TK on Unsplash) What I want

How to Background Agents

I needed to understand how and why use background agents. This video helped me understand it better (Photo by Haberdoedas II on Unsplash)

Great product features in the wild: Canva Pause Subscription

Just saw the "pause subscription" feature on Canva and I found it amazing!. My daughter uses canva a lot for school and we wanted to pause the subscription for summer and seeing that they do support this makes me realize that their product team really study their audience and create features that fit our needs! This is something I would love to have and make our users feel when they use Seed! ❤️ If you want to learn more about how to pause your Canva plan: you can go here: https://www.canva.com/help/pause-annual-canva-plan/ (Photo by Swello on Unsplash)

This is Why Real Leaders Don’t Give Orders — Seth Godin

It's very important to know the difference between being a Leader and being a manager. and there are some great examples of this in this video. Do you have other examples of being a Leader vs being a Boss?

Why Are Beach Holes So Deadly?

I was not expecting a video talking about digging holes in the sand to be that interesting! I was also impressed by how much knowledge and engineering expertise geotechnical engineers are expected to have!

Modeling resizable panels using State Machines

I rewatch this today and It bugs me how some frontend developers don't see how much value this brings to UI development. What are your thoughts? Comment! I wanna hear from you

SR-71 BlackBird

I have not finished seeing the video, but I got hooked with how much engineering was available in the 60's! It reminded me how much better was the Hypertext ecosystem then compared to now...

The Riddle That Seems Impossible Even If You Know The Answer by Veritasium

This was a fun video to watch: I honestly thought that they needed to have a code or something to hint other prisoners where the number was. Another solution i thought was that some prisoners were just able to open the even numbers or the odd numbers. I did not thought about the actual solution! After watching the video tell me: were you as surprised as me with the solution?

Just press record 🔴

Sometimes what we only need is to decide to put our work out there. it does not matter much in the beginning. What matters more is how consistent you are. Here's the first Stream I do on a while! https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2415714892 hope you like it! (Cover image from Unsplash. made by Michael Dziedzic)

State machines are great, but hard to establish

As much as I love working with state machines in the frontend side of the UI, the most hard thing to do with it is to convince your team that they are great and they solve most of the problems in terms of logic, feature iteration and confidence in the code you push to production. One of the worst scenarios I am right now is when some app logic is inside the state machine and some is outside. Is really hard to follow what is actually happening when there's this mix of state logic in the same app/feature. what about you? Do you love/hate state machines? what is your current opinion of them?

Do you consider Luck in your Life?

I'm not sure if we need to think that we are in complete control of our destiny first and then realize that luck plays a big part on our success, but maybe is something that we need to balance?

10 (Profitable) Newsletter Business Ideas To Start In 2025 by Greg Isenberg

Of course, every start of a year we all want to start something new and I'm not the exeption. Here you can see a list of 10 ideas with a little blueprint explained by greg that can help you start your first newsletter. I got like 4 topics I want to start writing about and I will use  to write about them! :) Please leave a comment about what you think about these ideas!!