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Takunda Chamaona retweeted
As a founder this hits hard. Plenty of people will never get the vision no matter how clearly you explain it. Their resistance usually comes from their own fears, incentives, or limited context. More words rarely change that. Protect the energy for building. Ship, hit milestones, show traction. Results convert far more skeptics than any pitch ever will. Keep explanations for people who can actually help.
I've been quiet on here for a while.
Not because I've run out of things to say, but because I've been spending more time building, learning and figuring things out.☘️
There's a lot that goes into turning an idea into something real.
Back to sharing the journey!
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The internet’s getting scary!! 🔐
Good thing I know a place where you can build amazing websites without playing games with security.
I'll let time do the talking. 😏
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PHP is facing one of its biggest security crises.
Two critical vulnerabilities have triggered emergency patches, warnings from cybersecurity agencies, and temporary website shutdowns.
The lesson for web developers? Security updates aren't optional. ⚠️
If your stack uses PHP, check your version and patch immediately.
The web can't afford to ignore this one.🦺💔
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Takunda Chamaona retweeted
Too many tools can lead to choice paralysis. There's no best tool, only the one that fits you best.
Figma is bringing code directly onto the design canvas.
Code layers are now in open beta.
The interesting part? Prototypes can be backed by code instead of relying entirely on traditional design layers.
For web developers, that could mean a tighter feedback loop between designing, testing interactions, and refining an idea.
Is design and development are getting closer?
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Your website doesn't always need a redesign.
Sometimes, it just needs better interactions.
React Bits is a library of animated text, interactive components, and backgrounds that can bring a static interface to life.☘️
Trust me it's worth exploring if you build for the web.
🔗 reactbits.dev
What library would you use for your next project?
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Framer just introduced Dynamic Optimization!!
A new way to optimize published websites.
The interesting part? Website optimization is becoming another part of the design workflow, not just something developers worry about after launch.☘️
Curious to see how this develops. 👀
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Framer just made website traffic easier to control.
With Firewall, you can now block or redirect visitors based on their country, the URL path they visit, or both.
Think regional redirects, restricted pages, and localized experiences without building the rules yourself externally.
Is it a good feature update? 👀
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Framer is giving its AI agent something it desperately needs: context!!
With Skills, you can teach the Framer Agent your design system, writing style and CMS workflow then reuse those instructions across tasks.
Less repeating yourself. More consistent results.
This is the kind of AI feature worth looking into.
What do you think? 👀
Takunda Chamaona retweeted
Hey Takunda, Most of the times it’s from below source
X,
saaspo,
Saaslandingpage,
landbook
Designers and Developers I just found something amazing!!! 👀
Unikist
A directory of 696 design resources covering UI components, fonts, icons, mockups, 3D, motion, and website inspiration.☘️
🔗 unikist.com
Definitely worth exploring.
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There is nothing more beautiful than seeing a creation that you spent so long building come to life.
This is to my fellow devs and designers. In whatever you do, do it willingly and don't stop to turn around. Believe in yourself and believe in the Grace of who created you☘️
Playing with typography, color, and atmosphere to make the hero feel alive.
A little more bloom🌸☘️
A little more life. 😉
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Framer might be facing a bigger problem than just competition.
Template sales are reportedly down significantly, while the marketplace has become much more crowded with thousands of new templates.
Creators are reporting that getting their work discovered and generating consistent template sales has become harder.
At the same time, It’s no longer just about being able to build a beautiful site. You have to differentiate your work, build an audience, understand distribution, and offer something that AI generated websites and thousands of other templates can't easily replace.
The interesting part is that these changes don't just affect Framer.
They raise a bigger question for the entire website-building industry:
What happens to templates when anyone can create a website in minutes? 👀
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