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Day 1 of sharing daily updates on Burnly 🔥 Today’s focus: – Designing the dark theme – Starting the home page update code Let’s build. Join the waitlist: burnly.online

@CaptainInsightX Now AI is writing almost all the code, and people are still putting it on their resumes. 😂

If AI wrote 90% of your project, can you still put it on your resume?

@Akasheth_ With Vercel, you can deploy a website in just minutes—literally minutes. but you should have:

As a dev, what’s your go-to platform for hosting your backend?

@TTrimoreau Every day comes with its own doubts. Not every day will feel the same, but if you keep pushing and stay consistent, it’ll pay off someday. Still waiting for that day. 🫡

As a founder What is the one thing that separates winners from the rest?

@dev_maims GPT->CLAUDE->GPT. NICE.😂

> describe the problem to ChatGPT. > ask ChatGPT to generate a prompt. > paste the prompt to Claude. works all the time..

@KaiXCreator I feel like people might start switching back to VS Code. I’m also thinking of moving from Cursor to VS Code myself.

Do you still use VSCode?

@nalinrajput23 Let me put it this way: build your first project without using AI. Once you understand how the process works, then start using it.

Stop watching, start building. that’s where real learning happens.

@Prathkum I feel like Cursor is lagging because it doesn’t have its own cutting-edge models like Claude or OpenAI.

I am seeing a lot of posts on my timeline about Claude Code and Codex. Is the Cursor hype fading away?

@Varnika99 Investors:

2024-2025 edition

@CodeWithAmann You'll only know once you have used it.

What makes people think MacBooks are better than other laptops?

@adxtyahq Honestly, I agree with you. I kind of miss those days when even writing a simple function to add two numbers felt like a real accomplishment.

did AI kill the fun of coding and software engineering?

@Varnika99 I think now people just enjoy the AI hype, whether the tool is really useful to them or not. Yes, some tools are great and you should know how to use them, but at the end it's just a tool.

Feels weird… For the first time in months, no new AI tool dropped claiming it’ll kill IT jobs in past 30 days. Too quiet. Too calm. Like some AI CEO is just sitting there… waiting for the perfect moment to drop trauma v2.2026. (v1 was open claw where is it now?)

@_devJNS Vibe coders are not vibing anymore.

"hey Claude, can you help me fix and examine my codes.. make no mistakes. " > **processing > session limit exceeded

@YashHustle_22 Selling is the most important skill. It won’t matter if you build a great product. You need users to know if what you are building is truly useful. I committed the same mistake of building without any real input from people. Learn from my mistake.

Developers should learn marketing. AI will handle most of the coding soon. Those who can sell will win.

@pmitu Yes. We want results fast, but it takes time. We have to iterate our product over and over to see some results.

founder burnout: not seeing immediate results founder depression: unrealistic expectations from day-1

@haha_girrrl True. Every gamer's dream of building a game has been shattered. 🥲

the Gardner at 35 is way happier than the kid who dreamed of making video games but ended up debugging payment systems for 8 hours a day

@manojdotdev Database:

People Explaining API be like:

@CodeByNZ New menu idea. 😂

Signs you're at a nerd event: When the dinner options are formatted in JSON...😂

@adityadotdev window 13:

Windows 12 is leaked guys

It’s been 5 days since I launched the landing page for Burnly (burnly.online)… and it has just 26 visitors (a few of them are me 😅). Not discouraging—just a reality check. I focused too much on building and assumed people would show up. That was my mistake. Lesson: building is only half the job. Distribution matters just as much—maybe even more. From now on, I’m showing up daily, sharing the journey, and putting Burnly in front of people. Let’s see where this goes.