Manoranjan Padhy

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Manoranjan Padhy

Manoranjan Padhy

@_manoranjanp

Growth @flutterflow (YC’21) || Previously: Google, Zeta and Wipro. Talk to me about DevRel, App Development and AI. Views are my own

Katılım Nisan 2013
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Abel Mengistu
Abel Mengistu@asmengistu·
introducing Campus. a collaborative, spatial workspace. your agents and teammates. shared memory. shared context. nothing resets. 400 commits in the last several dozen hours. we haven't been able to stop. demo coming. this is before that. a Campus you never graduate from. comment "CAMPUS" for first access.
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FlutterFlow
FlutterFlow@flutterflow·
us bc now you can bring your own agent to flutterflow on windows
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FlutterFlow
FlutterFlow@flutterflow·
Last year's winners included a solo founder, a 3-person agency, and a doctor who'd never written a line of code. Who's next? 🚀FFDC 2026 Community Awards are open! Submit your apps for: 🏆App of the Year App 🎨Design of the Year 🌟Community Champion of the Year 📅Deadline: April 19, 11:59 PM PST 📍Winners announced at FFDC in San Francisco (May 27–28) Show us what you’ve built with FlutterFlow! 💜 Details 👇
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Abel Mengistu
Abel Mengistu@asmengistu·
These are FlutterFlow builders. A doctor building a medical learning app. A fintech platform covering 20,000+ funds. A travel app with 250K users. This is why we do this.
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Abel Mengistu
Abel Mengistu@asmengistu·
People are sleeping on Flutter. We just added 27 configurable shaders to FlutterFlow. Tweakable with sliders. Animate on scroll, tap, or hover. Bind to your theme and they just work. One codebase. Runs on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, and web. Show me another framework that does this.
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Souvik Biswas
Souvik Biswas@sbis04·
Now you can run your @DreamflowApp projects directly on your Android emulator, iOS Simulator, and physical devices using Local Run 👇 P.S. Available on any paid plan of Dreamflow Try it out: 1⃣ Go to app.dreamflow.com 2⃣ Login to your account (make sure you are on a paid plan) 3⃣ Open/create a project 4⃣ Click "Download Local Run" from the bottom bar and follow the steps to get started!
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Dreamflow
Dreamflow@DreamflowApp·
buildathon x @elevenlabs ElevenLabs is joining #buildathon as an integration partner with a new prize category for voice-powered apps. 🎙️ early birds get 1 month of Creator tier free 👀 reply “dreamflow x elevenlabs” and we’ll DM you when the early-bird email goes out
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Manoranjan Padhy@_manoranjanp·
Dreamflow Buildathon 2025, powered by Hack2skill is live! 50 days. $25K prize pool. Register today: bit.ly/dreamflowbuild… 🏆 Cash prizes + partner rewards. 🎨 Weekly challenges & hashtag#buildinpublic perks. 💻 Live webinars all through the event.
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Dreamflow
Dreamflow@DreamflowApp·
It’s officially Halloween Week 🎃 We’re extending the #DreamflowHalloween challenge till Oct 31 — more time to build your spooky, scary, or funny Halloween apps with just a few prompts in Dreamflow. 👻
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Hardik Pandya
Hardik Pandya@hvpandya·
✨Designing in @cursor_ai vs @figma: A Designer's point of view✨ I absolutely love Figma and have used it for years. But ever since I picked up Cursor over the last 6 months, I find it hard to go back to designing on canvas. ---------------------------------------------------- A few ways I think the new way works better - ⚡ You can design while seeing the system behave in real time. In Cursor, every layout adjustment or interaction runs as code, not as a visual guess. You immediately see how the system handles changes instead of maintaining frame after frame to fake that behavior. ⚡ You can shape how latency and loading feel. Simulating real delays and skeleton states takes minutes in Cursor because it is part of the runtime. In visual tools, these states require manual duplication and timelines that still don’t reveal how real waiting feels. ⚡ You can check responsiveness as you build. A single layout in Cursor adapts across screen sizes automatically. You can resize and see results instantly. In Figma, achieving the same accuracy means building multiple frames and managing nested constraints manually. ⚡ You can bring in contextually relevant content instantly. You can pull in real user names, copy, or product data directly from APIs. It replaces placeholder content with information that actually belongs to your scenario. In Figma, this realism needs extra plugins and still stays static. ⚡ You can handle data-heavy screens with ease. Dashboards and tables can be generated with realistic, variable data using a few lines of code. What takes hours of manual duplication in a visual file is handled instantly and kept consistent through logic. ⚡ You can refine micro-interactions while they run. Animations, delays, and transitions can be tuned in real time, exactly as they will perform in production. Figma can simulate timing, but not the physics, performance, or true pacing of a live system. ⚡ You can branch new states instantly. In Cursor, a working flow can be cloned and adjusted in seconds. You can test new logic, alternate messages, or UI directions interactively. In Figma, these variants require recreating frames and manually syncing updates. ⚡ You can design adjacent states in minutes. Empty, success, error, and edge-case screens can be generated from one shared logic base. Because code governs state, you design for coverage once. In Figma, ensuring parity across all those variants is time-consuming and fragile. ⚡ You can tap into thousands of open-source libraries. You can install real components like charts, date pickers, or maps instantly and style them to fit. In design tools, every element must be redrawn or mocked up. Cursor turns composition into assembly, not recreation. ⚡ You can design with real constraints visible. Performance, browser behavior, and rendering limits appear immediately because the design runs in code. You discover these truths early instead of post-handoff when fixing is expensive. ⚡ You can iterate faster because everything is live. You change, save, and see. No exporting, syncing, or waiting for a prototype to rebuild. In Cursor, iteration speed matches your thinking speed. ⚡ You can co-create with engineering precision. Designers and engineers work in the same environment and speak the same language. The alignment that usually takes multiple review cycles happens organically in Cursor because the medium is shared. ⚡ You can validate and document design decisions inline. Notes, logic, and accessibility details can live inside the file as comments or code annotations. In Figma, documentation lives separately and risks drifting from the artifact. ⚡ You can design for connected and multi-source interactivity. By linking APIs or sample data, you can simulate how real systems respond to changing inputs. In traditional tools, this behavior must be imagined or explained, not experienced. ⚡ You can plug in real APIs to explore AI and probabilistic UX. Cursor lets you integrate models like OpenAI directly and design how uncertain, generative, or variable outcomes play out. This is impossible to test in static prototypes where every response is fixed. ⚡ You can produce code that transitions cleanly into production. Prototypes are not throwaway; they are functional. Engineers can build directly on them instead of recreating logic from screenshots. It reduces translation time and errors. ⚡ You can share live prototypes for accurate feedback. A simple link lets teammates and stakeholders interact with the real behavior. Reviews become about usability and timing, not visual speculation. ⚡ You naturally build empathy for front-end engineering. Designing in code reveals why certain ideas are costly or brittle. You understand structure, state, and scalability firsthand, which leads to stronger collaboration and better judgment. ⚡ Your work becomes forkable and remixable. Anyone can duplicate your design and extend it, from small refinements to full new explorations. Collaboration becomes additive, not parallel. ⚡ You can manage design tokens with true reliability. Updating color, spacing, or typography tokens applies across every instance automatically. In visual tools, the same consistency demands heavy component management and ongoing manual upkeep.
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Pooja Bhaumik
Pooja Bhaumik@pooja_bhaumik·
After speaking at FlutterCon Berlin for multiple years, I’m excited to be speaking at FlutterCon NYC for the first time this year! I’ll be talking about @supabase, @FlutterDev, and everything that went wrong while building a production app!
Fluttercon@FlutterconWorld

This isn’t just another talk—@pooja_bhaumik is set to challenge what you know about #FlutterDevelopment at #ftcon25usa 🚨 If you're building with #Supabase in #Flutter, then this session is for you. Learn to avoid schema, RLS, & edge function pitfalls in real-world production #apps! flutterconusa.dev/speakers/pooja…

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Appwrite
Appwrite@appwrite·
Announcing the Appwrite authentication kit library for @flutterflow 🔥 So, now you don’t have to build authentication from scratch for your FlutterFlow apps. Instead, you can simply use the kit to implement secure user authentication with just a few clicks! Check out the library here: marketplace.flutterflow.io/item/h1gn6StcX…
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Pooja Bhaumik
Pooja Bhaumik@pooja_bhaumik·
We're looking for technical writers for a part-time contractor role at @flutterflow. Strong FF knowledge needed as you'll help write troubleshooting guides for our docs. You'll be working directly with me, so I guess that would be fun, right? 😌 jobs.ashbyhq.com/FlutterFlow/4c…
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