... focus on one aspect at a time ( zencoder.ai ). For example, instead of saying Make me a social network , start with Create a simple user login form . Once that part works, you move to the next. I found that this incremental approach keeps both me and the AI on track. Be Specific About What You Want: Vibe coding is not mind-reading. The AI will do exactly (and sometimes only ) what you ask, so clarity is key. Provide as much detail ...

... writing a technical book, charts and diagrams are essential. After drafting a paragraph, I use a chart-generating tool within the AI to create visuals that complement the text, which has been a huge time-saver. 4. Incremental Updates to My Guide This is key. After finishing each chapter and getting feedback, I create a separate "thought" document to summarize all the new revision ideas. Then, I use the Agent mode again to merge these new insights back into ...

... time" policy keep me on track. Why it matters Employing ADHD is having attention run out of steam quickly and big tasks being overwhelming. Vibecoding enables me to avoid the "perfect plan or nothing" trap and send incrementalincrements on a consistent basis. It's not magic, but it's kept the engine running long enough for me to build the whole stack from scratch. Questions for you 1. Solo founders: how do you manage to make time for deep ...

... layouts in ways you'd never catch otherwise. We rebuilt our processor several times to work seamlessly with HMR, so there s no need in building twice to see translations. Performance Large codebases, including ours, can't afford slow incremental builds, so performance was another beast entirely. We're talking about processing thousands of components, each potentially containing dozens of translatable strings. Our solution: aggressive caching that stores AST analysis results between runs + heavily parallelized LLM calls. Also Groq ...

... wrestling with: What signals tell you it's time to graduate from your no-code MVP to a more scalable solution ? And how do you do that if you already have paid client on it ? Has anyone successfully "incrementally migrated" from no-code to code without starting over ? I guess I'm emotionally involved in this topic since I'm facing this challenge myself ahah. The point is to create something reliable without too big technical debt. Would love ...

... Feedback now appears incrementally by category, eliminating the wait to start reading. This long-overdue UX improvement delivers actionable feedback faster than ever. Design Buddy plugin for Figma Link to video Design Buddy add-on for Adobe Express Link to video Comment from mightyalex(@mightyalex): @cihadp  That's next level! Have you tried it? If I add a 'fix all suggestions' button, would you use it more? By the way it's running ...

... least popular at the bottom, with full ARIA labels and accessible keyboard navigation - and a bonus point for a super clean interface with no Ads whatsoever! And this was all based on real user sessions, optimising it incrementally to reduce cognitive load on the user! If you need to calculate percentages often, it's worth bookmarking. Suggestions for calculators are welcome ...

... Product Hunt , we're closer to the trunk-based development approach, focusing on smaller PRs and making heavy use of feature flagging. This allows us to iterate quickly and gather feedback early. By shipping parts of a feature incrementally, we can get input from team members much faster than if we'd wait for a feature to be "100%" complete. Comment from Vishal (@vishal_rayarao): Great topic, Flo! Trunk-Based Development (TBD) is great for fast-moving teams ...

... connect with the community. We re exploring some new ways to make posting product updates more frequent, and we're curious to hear from you on what would help you most. Makers, if you had a way to post incremental product updates (written, video, or some other way), would you do it? Product enthusiasts, would you find these updates an interesting way to follow along with your favorite makers so they don t become long lost friends you haven ...

... everyday, our system is working. Methods working for us We experiment a lot, especially with marketing and sales. I've been building the startup openly since day 1 and during the last 6 months we have experimented with price increment, upsell offers and few other methods. Some worked, some didn't, here are my favorites. Building in public fuels growth I publish everything about our journey in social media like Twitter, Linkedin and write a growth report every 6 months ...