Utkarsh Sengar retweeted
Here we go... Source by @webflow 👀
Amazing endorsement of X. This really is where you'll find the most optimistic, forward-looking people in tech.
The poll so far between Twitter, Bluesky and Mastodon. I think it looks less absurd than last time, but still pretty clear that the base is divided. nitter.cf/mitsuhiko/status/21143…
Me: what’s the stupidest thing I've ever told you.
Claude: "You didn't want to work out alone, so you built cameras, a Mac mini, an iOS app, and WHOOP + HealthKit integrations. That's a lot of infra to avoid hiring a personal trainer."
There are always nuances and context here, but generally right.
Start with figuring out how to build something which users want first.
“Can we get this campaign live next week?”
Webflow Campaigns brings landing pages, audience variations, and message-matched ads together, with forms, publishing, and reporting connected. wfl.io/4yw8Hp2
Utkarsh Sengar retweeted
Happy JevDay!
But before announcements we have to talk philosophy…
The needs of early adopters / tinkerers / dreamers are quite different from what is needed for extremely stable infrastructure.
For the Jev release, we erred on the latter, but this release is for the former - with a gate so people can opt-in to the danger zone!
Utkarsh Sengar retweeted
Replying to @LeoBuilds_
Software engineers are supposed to do exactly what we’ve always done. Ensure that the composition and structure of the system is robust and maintainable and that the behavior of the system properly serves the needs of our users.
This requires engineering discipline. It need not require detailed reading of the code; just as using compilers does not require detailed reading of the binary.





















