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@m_zokov 🤪

@merts_dev You’ve got the attitude of an artist 🤝

hey builders/founders looking to connect with people who: - also think these connection posts are cringe but do them anyway because algorithms 🙃 - building with AI - SaaS projects that might go nowhere - actually ship stuff Let's grow together 🤝 drop a link to your product

@IllGerard I've build a location based memory app that u can upload a memory to anywhere in the map u want check it out m-nemosyne.live

Thanks man 🙏 the post-rough-day shipping high is unmatched, agreed. TL;DR Dunning Lite = automated recovery for failed Stripe payments. → Soft decline: smart retry timing → Hard decline: dunning email w/ update link → SCA fail: guided flow Built for indie SaaS that doesn't want to roll dunning from scratch. What are you shipping?

Today my brain: "this is the worst day ever" → "wait, we just shipped" → "WAIT, WE JUST SHIPPED" → tears.😂 Dunning Lite is LIVE on Stripe. First real account connected.💓 Tomorrow I'll tell you who was waiting on the other side of that screen.🤯 What I learned today, money can't buy.💵💵💵

@joni_vrbt Lets goo

If you like coding cool things with AI, let's connect.

@Mustafaxyusuf great point. the real shift is that AI is becoming the new search engine UI, and if you're not optimized for it, you're invisible. traditional SEO is dying.

building this at scenair.com if you want to see how your company shows up in AI answers, check it out scenair.com

Most companies are about to realize AI search is not just “SEO with ChatGPT.” It’s a completely new distribution layer. When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini what tool/products to use, there are only a few outcomes: 1. you get recommended 2. your competitor gets recommended 3. you don’t exist That’s the part people are underestimating. The companies that win here won’t just publish more blog posts. They’ll figure out: - what prompts their buyers are asking - which sources AI engines trust - why competitors are being recommended - what content is missing - what citation paths need to exist - which actions actually move recommendations That’s what we’re building with Scenair. AI visibility is the wedge. The bigger play is helping companies understand and influence how AI engines decide who gets discovered.

@mytwillot @dannytommyX sick concept. bookmark rot is real — turning them into a searchable knowledge base is something I'd actually use. what stack?

@dannytommyX Building Twillot — a tool to back up your bookmarks & likes and turn them into a searchable knowledge base with AI. 📍 Just shipped core features. 🎯 Next: expanding export options. twillot.com/en

#BuildInPublic #Connect Let's discover some builders 👇 🚀 What are you building? 📍 Where are you at right now? 🎯 What's your next goal? Drop it below. Bonus points if you check out a few other projects and leave some feedback too. That's what this community is all about.

@humaira_khaliq2 clean work! file-based routing is such a game changer after React Router. next step — try adding a dark mode toggle, great way to learn client/server interplay

learning Three.js with Bruno Simon going from normal frontend to building 3D worlds on the web 🌐 this is about to be fun ✨ #ThreeJS #WebDev

@alvar0o0 @patloeber @GoogleAIStudio that feeling when it runs on your phone for the first time is unmatched. what did you build?

@patloeber @GoogleAIStudio i built my first app last night too. Had to fight through a few implementation hurdles, but the feeling of seeing it actually run in my mobile is just 🤯.

we are not far from everyone building their own hyper-personalized mobile apps. i just vibe coded my own custom todo & fitness tracker in @GoogleAIStudio with zero Android dev experience, and now it’s running on my phone. still feels crazy🤯

@sout_abhaykumar love the energy. AI made app building so accessible — what's your APK about?

AI didn't replace the work—it accelerated the learning process and helped me move from idea to execution much faster. #AndroidDev #BuildInPublic #AI #ReactJS #Programming

@guileful_reed @starter_story coffee shop dev sessions hit different. voicetopost looks neat — what stack did you use?

@starter_story Sure, if you’re really interested in what you’re doing. I built my first app voicetopost.app entirely in coffee shops 😄

Question: Can you get DEEP WORK done from a coffee shop?

@astra_095 @X full stack dev here! building a photo-on-map memory platform (m-nemosyne.live). always down to connect with fellow builders 👊

Hey @X Gm my mutual friends I'm looking to connect with people interested in: → Frontend → Backend → Full Stack → DevOps → LeetCode → Al/ML → Data Science → UI/UX → Freelancing → Startups Say hi & let's grow together! 🤝

@Shivam25mishra MacBook Air. battery life and build quality are unmatched for dev work. you can always ssh into a beefy machine when needed

If you had $1,500 today: MacBook Air or Windows laptop?

@vaaselene building m-nemosyne.live — a place where you drop photos on a map and save memories. SaaS with a twist of nostalgia. what's your current project?

Hey founders 👋 Looking to connect with people into: 👾 SaaS 🛠️ AI tools 💪 Building in public 🚀 Startup ☠️ Distribution Say hi and let’s connect (also drop what you're working on!)

@SourabhGurwani distribution + vibe coding = unstoppable combo. execution speed is the only moat that matters now

Hot take: The most dangerous person in tech today is a founder who understands distribution and can vibe code.

@Palak3312 official docs first, then build a small project with it. nothing beats reading the source and breaking things yourself

What's your go-to platform when learning a new tech stack? 👇

@KenziChenBuilds @astra_095 @X numerasync looks interesting! what stack are you building it with? always cool to see devs shipping stuff in public 💪

@astra_095 @X Hey! Software engineer building numerasync.com. Let’s connect 🚀

@RoyInProgress I will add more languages and will set the default language to English. Since I am Turkish, I used Turkish during the development process, so the default is Turkish but i eill fox this. Thanks for that!

@merts_dev Cool idea! Btw there’s Turkish in your og, don’t know if it’s on purpose 😄?

AI is moving faster than anyone can follow. How do you keep up?

@RoyInProgress I also allow full access both🫡

@merts_dev Think this pretty much covers it. I use both too, and I even let ChatGPT estimate complexity of the task and recommend which tool to use 😄

I've been using both Claude Code and Codex (by Cursor) extensively for the past 3 months. Here's my honest take on which one actually ships production code: 🧠 Claude Code (Anthropic) • Better at complex multi-file refactors • Superior reasoning — catches edge cases I miss • The agentic mode is genuinely autonomous • Diff review before applying changes = safety net • Slower but more thorough ⚡ Codex (OpenAI / Cursor) • Faster iterations, better for prototyping • Tab autocomplete is still the best in class • Deeper IDE integration (inline edits, terminal) • Better at boilerplate and repetitive code • Weaker at deep architectural decisions 🏆 Verdict: Prototyping → Codex. Production → Claude Code. But honestly? Use both. I run Claude Code for architecture/refactoring and Codex for daily coding flow. They complement each other. The real meta isn't picking one — it's knowing when to use which. What's your go-to AI coding tool? #AI #Coding #ClaudeCode #Codex #VibeCoding