... architect. I often start by writing comments or a rough outline of the program structure, then have the AI flesh out each part. That way, I ensure the overall design makes sense and I m not ending up with a Franken-codebase that only the AI understands. Keep Your Coding Skills Sharp: This is more of a philosophy than a step, but it s worth stating: Don t let vibe coding atrophy your fundamental skills. It s easy to become ...

... community. :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @delia_wu  Do you have any data on this statement? How did you find people who hit the "Notify me" button? Purely LinkedIn DMs? Comment from Philippe Bernard(@ph_bernard): @franklivania This is a huge topic! and I'm probably not the best person to help with that. But if we focus on how to get votes, a classic approach is to ask your friends and relatives to vote ... ... that PH is the biggest launchpad... and also the most challenging one. There are a lot of less known and easier places where you can launch with the hope of having good results. Comment from Philippe Bernard(@ph_bernard): @franklivania

... Chibuzo Franklin, a Software Engineer with an active interest in AI and Web3. I am obsessed with beauty and functionality, hence my title: Frontend Excorsist. Fun fact, I believe being a developer makes you a better designer. Not much for long talk, but I'll be launching a couple of products here, and I look forward to the community for guidance. That said, Go or Python ...

... Created ReplyMagic Running my own Insta account for @frankiandfreddi , I spent endless hours replying manually. It killed my creativity and growth. ReplyMagic fixes that: It scans comments, crafts personalized responses based on your voice, post details, and convo history then posts them auto or with your approval. Think natural replies with emojis, links, hashtags, and CTAs that feel human and on-brand. Real quick example: Fan comments on your pet pic, "What breed is that cutie? " ReplyMagic fires back: "Thanks ... ... Frankie

... working on right now actually revolve around these two directions: First, in the idea validation stage when we were building educational products in the past, we'd pour a ton of time and energy into things like PBL design, competitor analysis, and user research. Now, we're asking: Can AI help accelerate this process of "figuring out what we actually need to build"? That's our first big focus. Second, in the final production stage traditional note-taking tools ... ... pretty much limited to text and images. But frankly

... across 500+ accounts from one dashboard49. Predictive Analytics: LSTM models optimize post timing and engagement strategies based on real-time data4. 4. Enterprise-Grade Security & Compliance GDPR/CCPA Ready: Data stored in localized nodes (e.g., EU data in Frankfurt)26. Military-Grade Encryption: AES-256 + TLS 1.3 for all data transfers. Sensitive operations run in hardware-isolated TEE environments210. Permission Safeguards: Dynamic role-based access (admin/user) and invisible watermarking to trace leaks68. 5. Slash Costs by 70%+ No Hardware Investment ...

... Product Hunt fam! I m Frank Sondors , and today I m thrilled to launch my 4th product here: Primeforge.ai If you're running cold email at scale you know deliverability is a nightmare. Primeforge fixes that. We built it to give you ready-to-send mailboxes (Google & Microsoft), optimized with perfect DNS, clean IPs, and warm-up built in all in a couple of clicks. Why We Built PrimeForge Because setting up 50 inboxes manually sucks. Because DNS records ...

... hype. Simply showing up every day, following the builds. Thanks to everyone and to all the fellow streakers even if you ve (like me) just been watching from the sidelines. Here s to the next milestone. Comment from Franklyn Pereira(@franklynpereira

... Frankly these prices (now that the free trial is over) do make sense. I found GPT-4.1 to be a really bad coding assistant. I used it when the task was straight forward and simple (because it was free), but for anything that was complex or might touch more than one file, I fell back on Sonnet. I found Sonnet had to clean up after some of GPT-4.1's messes... almost like GPT-4.1 was a drunk frat ...

... laid off a year ago and currently bottoming out on savings. Every day is not guaranteed, quite literally, at this point. Yet, I keep my head down and continue building out a product relentlessly that I, quite frankly, have no idea how it will turn out. Many of us took this leap of faith and are under strenuous circumstances, especially in the current market. If you're in similar positions, just know that everything will work out! Fortune favors ...

... collab with PH on social for such a post, I think it would be a great way to bring traffic both to the platform and the product. From what I can see PH has a presence on social but frankly the content seems to be in the early stages. I think collabing with people who are launching here but are also used to making content would be quite a natural step that would benefit everyone. I am just curious what ...

... have 14 ish products, and we're working on adding way more. we've cut pricing when everyone else increases it. we've hired more people into support and they're all pretty technical. developer brand is getting weirder vs us saying things are "good enough", like I'm sat live with our graphic designer and lead designer right now redesigning our website despite everyone saying it's awesome what we didn't do: 1. outbound 2. growth hacking stuff ... ... competitive markets, so standing out is important and we felt there was a clear gap for most of our products in caring about end users instead of "buyers". our branding is all oriented around "1 developer" vs

... Claude 3.7 yet or has insights into these trade-offs. Let s discuss! Comment from Victoria Wu(@victoria_wu): @andres_vlaeminck  It s interesting to hear that you found the 3.5 version to be more proactive in offering alternative solutions. I haven't tested that, I only tested its coding abilities. Comment from Andres Vlaeminck(@andres_vlaeminck): I used Claude 3.5 extensively during the development cycle of my latest app. Recently, I tried Claude 3.7 and noticed something important ... ... actually performed better in one key area. While 3.7 is more advanced in many ways, I've found it to be too docile - it rarely pushes back on questionable requests. Claude 3.5, on the other hand, would often suggest alternative

... building drop your LinkedIn profiles below, and let s connect with each other! Here's mine: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fran... Comment from Benjamin Bekken(@benjaminbekken): Let's do it https://www.linkedin.com/in/bekken/ Comment from Louise Peiffer(@louise_peiffer): Great idea Frank! Here is mine: https://www.linkedin.com/in/loui... Comment from David Fischer(@david__fischer): Thanks for your initiative @frankt002

... days before your launch? Comment from Louise Peiffer(@louise_peiffer): Prepare all your messages and reply for comments in advance ! You'll want to have that on hand and ready on launch day :) Comment from Johanna(@johannagoulart): @frankt002 Two days before your Product Hunt launch, focus on finalizing your product page, ensuring the title, slogan, visuals, and links are perfect. Prepare your network by informing them of the launch time so they can engage early. Test everything links, demos ...

... grow our founder network drop your LinkedIn profiles below, and let s connect with each other! Here's mine: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fran... Comment from David Patrykowski(@david_patrykowski): This is mine :) https://www.linkedin.com/in/davi... Comment from Futurzy(@futurzy): Hi Frank! Your story seems so cool! Would love to connect and see your new product! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): https://www.linkedin.com/in/nika... Feel free. Comment from TJ Larkin (@tjlarkin): Hey Frank