kind of a strange thing working on a mini "app" to be used by other people: the mood swings wildly from "this is the best thing ever" to "this sucks so much, no one will use it" and back. i don't get that with developer tooling or working on libraries

wake me up when september ends

ok a concept the top right corner button on Bluesky home page becomes a gear or sparkles or whatever the designer cooks up. it only shows up for algorithmic feeds (the ones that accept feed feedback) when you press it, the ui toggles to a tinder-like ui that sends β€œrequest less/more” on each swipe

what do people use to resolve og and stuff on the client?

i want to give claude code the ability to click around the site it's making so it can test its own changes. what's the canonical way to do it these days? i want something easy to setup

it's a good format sir RE:

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Stein Makes Games - Wishlist Dig Dig Boom (@steinmakesgames.bsky.social)

There's really only two file formats

strange experience with claude code, spent hours doing unsatisfying edits where it didn’t catch the right vibe, then created a new folder, took 5 minutes to write a good README describing the project philosophy, and now it’s doing fantastically

maybe open source products? there's enough shared open source infra to build them on. @npub19y6x...yh78, [@leaflet.pub](

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Leaflet (@leaflet.pub)

πŸƒ delightful docs & social publishing πŸ“ try: leaflet.pub/home explore: leaflet.pub/discover lab notes: lab.leaflet.pub/ code: tangled.org/l...

), @Bluesky are all open source. i think it's not nothing RE:

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Tom MacWright (@macwright.com)

i think the 2005-2015 era open source boom was built on a nice job environment where people had a little free time and employers believed in creati...

this is actually very cool RE:

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dame (@dame.is)

yes! it’s an automation hooked up to stripe that manages list membership and then things within the app are gated based on the atproto records β€...

people who recently built atproto apps: what were the tricky parts? especially in product design. any tips? any solutions you're proud of? i started making a new app but i'm not sure how much/little the mvp should do. there's tension between piggybacking on bluesky vs having own social layer