Josh Munsch
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Josh Munsch
@JoshMunsch
Designing and building software // Previously designer @twitter, @uenodotco, @palantirtech 🎨
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@JoshMunsch oh yeah I was wondering if you could use claude max for it, you can't?
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@benoit_dev_ Haha I setup openclaw and within the first 4 message exchange opus usage was at $1.40..
All we covered was setting a name and sharing details about lol
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@JoshMunsch Which API are you using to fetch the LinkedIn data?
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CLI with Docker running under the hood.
I configure everything around one stable ngrok tunnel.
Site URL, redirect URLs, callback URLs all point to that same ngrok address.
So I'm basically accessing the app through ngrok the whole time, not bouncing between localhost and ngrok.
Not sure if that solves your specific edge case but might be worth trying if you haven't already 🤔
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the apple notes database tracking hit close to home lol. did the same thing with google docs before learning about migrations properly
local supabase is a game changer. curious if youre using the cli or docker setup? been running into edge cases with auth redirects on localhost that ngrok partially fixes but not fully
would def want to see this repo when its ready
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Something that's not talked about enough in AI development:
👉 Your local setup and deployment pipeline.
When I used no-code tools, I never thought about any of this.
Dev and prod were just two modes. Build in dev. Hit deploy. Everything syncs.
When I started building with code, I needed the same thing.. A playground and a production environment (at least)
I quickly realized that now I was in charge of keeping them in sync.
I literally tracked database changes in Apple Notes in the beginning like a madman.
Copy. Paste. Deploy. Pray.
It worked until it didn't. Forget one change and suddenly I'm up all night pulling out my hair.
Now I work entirely on my machine with local database, test data, auth, ngrok, etc (traditional devs are rolling their eyes at this point).
When I make a schema change, I run one command. It generates a migration file. Timestamped. Versioned. Tracked in Git.
When I'm ready to ship I push to GitHub and the pipeline runs. Local becomes live ✨
No touching production directly and no praying (ehh well maybe a little 🙏)
All that said..I'm pulling together a simple local to prod starter repo based on my current dev workflow.. It contains
-- Local Supabase so you're not testing against real users.
-- Ngrok so you can test webhooks and integrations without deploying.
-- GitHub Actions so one push runs db changes and deploys automatically.
And because I can't help myself... a component + style guide foundation.
This is the setup I wish I had when I started that would have saved me some long nights...
If you interested in this let me know and I'll send it your way
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To whom it may concern...
10 years of product design.
18 months of shipping with AI.
I'm starting to share what I've learned. Breakdowns. Templates. Guides.
If that's your thing take a look here
basislab.substack.com
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@mneary0 React (with my pal claude)
added it to my playground:
joshmunsch.com/playground
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@JoshMunsch Looks nice.. building for client or your own product?
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@ridd_design We need a walkthrough of what's going on down there 🌀
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2 updates from your feedback:
1️⃣ character counter only shows on focus (not on hover)
2️⃣ added a little jiggle when the limit is hit
Ridd 🤿@ridd_design
kinda feeling this poll pattern the radio button turns into a progress bar/character counter as you type thoughts?
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