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@PovilasKorop Thanks for sharing this

Confession time. Laravel Daily YouTube channel is NOT doing good... With similar amount of content as usual, engagement numbers are WAAAAY down. On the flipside, good news: AI Coding Daily is growing massively! (with similar effort) And I'm not talking about paid courses on Laravel Daily website (that's a separate topic), seems like the interest towards Laravel videos is down. Many reasons: I think, mostly I just ran out of interesting/new topics that would interest the viewers. After 2,000+ videos, that's pretty natural. So, I will still publish videos about new packages and framework features, will still try to find new topics/angles. But I guess big enough critical mass of developers now switched interest to coding with AI tools, and not just Laravel. Which should be good for me, I'm glad to be active part of that new future. Still passionate about educating people and sharing my discoveries, just on another topic!

@denicmarko Single HTML file

This is my website. Guess the stack!

@PovilasKorop Wow that is impressing. Over what period of time?

Found my old profile on Upwork. I had forgotten how much I worked/earned there before becoming full-time Laravel educator. It was pretty stressful, now I remember it as a challenging adventure. Every project/client brought smth new and unexpected.

@LinusEkenstam Who knows how many security issues are there in this $25,000 website...

The early majority getting a taste of Claude. We're going to be in one heck of a year. Accelleration guaranteed.

@dominikmartinX @FlorinPop17 If you make a mistake in your investment or market crashes you will loose most of it

@FlorinPop17 $1M is gonna be in a great pick because if properly invested, you can earn more than $10k/mo

What would you pick? And why?

@FlorinPop17 @HackerResidency How can I come?

Who else is coming to @HackerResidency in May? 😁

@nalinrajput23 The battery lasts for the entire day.

Give me one good reason to buy a Macbook

@andrewzacker @FlorinPop17 Hey Man, This is really cool project. What technology did you use to build this?

I just build Minecraft for entrepreneurs. Introducing MRRCity.io Multiplayer game, where you can buy land, blocks and build whatever you want. The more MRR you have, the better land and blocks you can buy. Join the server, build a cool house and put you SaaS name on it.

@FlorinPop17 Florin. That is cool idea and great execution. What tools did you use to build this game?

I built the Purple Mansion! It has a glass ceiling and a golden floor. 😎

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@PovilasKorop Agree!!

I tried to "blindly" vibe code the app with Laravel/Filament. With the goal of TOTALLY not looking at the code and seeing what happens. First 5 simple features went ok. But then smth didn't work and Claude didn't know how to fix Filament/Livewire/Alpine issue. But worst part is that I didn't understand the code at that point, I lost control. And then, even as a developer, I felt lazy to dig and understand why Claude did some things the way it did. So, imagine a non-dev vibe-coder. Clueless. Not everything can be solved with (re-)prompting. When you get out of CRUD-like apps universe, the real life is much more tricky, with many more edge cases that you wouldn't even know how to prompt for. So yeah, real devs on serious projects shouldn't lose their jobs because of AI. Unless companies they work for will struggle with their business model because of AI.

@marclou Because mostly you work as solo dev and always on the same stack.

I made $2M with my websites and still don't know what docker is

@CodeswithClara Good for you, but how did you test it for months when it was released less than a month ago?

🚨 Claude Opus 4.6 is insanely powerful. But 90% of people are using it like ChatGPT. That’s crazy. I’ve spent months testing it for: • Automation workflows • Agent building • Research • Content systems • Business ops And the difference between “basic prompts” and elite prompts is night and day. So I’m giving away my 500 Mega Prompts List for Claude Opus 4.6. These are the exact prompts I use to: → Automate repetitive tasks → Build AI agents → Generate high-leverage content → Analyze data like a consultant → Save 10+ hours per week No fluff. Just plug-and-play frameworks. If you want it: Comment “Send” I’ll DM it to you. 🔥

@marclou ARR was $2400. IMO $3000 is too low for SaaS type of product.

✅ ACQUIRED AI startup making $200/mo sold for $3,000. The founder received 8 offers, and it took 50 days from listing to closing.

@iyoushetwt Pascal

WITHOUT GOOGLING Name a programming language older than Python

@justbyte_ Codex 5.3 has been the best for me. But worth mentioning that I have not yet spent as much time on Opus 4.6 as on Codex 5.3

As a developer, which is the best coding agent out there?? - codex 5.3 - opus 4.6

@mikefutia COWORK

Claude Cowork + Meta Ads is absolutely wild 🤯 I built an AI creative system that does what most ad teams can't. Every AI model I tested fell flat on ad creative. Generic hooks, surface-level angles, zero understanding of what actually converts on Meta. Then I got inside Claude Cowork. 12 hours later I had a full system dialed in for paid social creative. Here's what it does: → Analyzes your best ads and tells you exactly why they're winning → Generates fresh angles segmented by buyer awareness level → Writes first lines engineered to stop the scroll on Meta → Builds execution-ready briefs your creative team can run with immediately → Flags when your current ads are going stale and suggests pivots All inside one Claude Cowork workspace. No plugins. No extra tools. Here's who this is for: Brands spending $50K-$500K/month on Meta who are stuck in the same cycle: -> Your creative team keeps testing random ideas -> Your winners eventually die and the replacement process is slow -> Nobody can produce volume fast enough to keep up with the algorithm This system turns a week of creative strategy into a single afternoon. I packaged the whole thing into 50 ready-to-use prompts across 5 categories: -> Winning Ad Analysis -> Angle Generation -> Scroll-Stop Hooks -> Creative Brief Builder -> Ad Refresh & Fatigue Prevention Copy, paste, run. Want access for free? > Like this post > Comment "COWORK" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

@marclou I've been following your @DataFast_ journey since day 1 and now it's perfect time to use it in my product. I am using Paddle Integration and here is small feedback to improve it for paddle: 1. "API Key" should be linked to /authentication-v2 NOT /authentication like it is right now. 2. It would save me at least 15 minutes to see on the following page, which permissions Datafa.st API key should have. Looking forward to get the experience @DataFast_ customers love.

@VadimStrizheus I tried that with only 1 subagent and I burned $50 in 3 hours. I can't afford that.

99% of OpenClaw users are doing it all wrong. Your OpenClaw agent shouldn't be doing anything but: - Thinking - Reasoning - Delegating Create subagents/sessions in your OpenClaw gateway and have them code, research, write, outreach, etc. Have your agent manage agents, thats where the future is headed.

@mddanishyusuf Cool! Which Vibe coding tool did you use?

I vibe coded a post scheduling app last week. Just scheduled the first post on our brand's Twitter. No manual posting. No stress. Just ship → schedule → grow. Let's see if it was worth it. 🚀