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Did I port the styles from Better Auth Docs to Docus? yes, i did. but it was worth it! Getting closer to a stable version! nuxt-better-auth.onmax.me

The last month, I have been working on Nuxt Skills. A set of skills to help me build modern Vue, Nuxt and NuxtHub. If you are using ClaudeCode or @opencode.bsky.social, you might like this github.com/onmax/nuxt-s...

how do you make stories that actually react to user choices without it feeling weird? trying to nail this for my language app and it's harder than I thought the story has to flow like a real convo but also sneak in the right words sometimes it just feels forced still figuring it out

Just launched early access for Formula 100: - Language learning app - Comprehensible input + SRS - One continuing story - You steer the lesson’s end Reminder: founder members get lifetime access for $10 & help shape the product. DMs always open.

How is it that language apps build tools that: - SO MANY people try - SO MANY people get frustrated with (Duolingo, Memrise, Babbel) They go against the usual advice for language learning success that starts with "make it fun and easy to love"

i just found a social network that feels like the anti-distraction app i didn’t know i needed no endless scroll, no fake progress, just real work, tracked in bytes finally, proof of work actually means something

just when you think language apps are neutral territory Duolingo’s German lesson called JK Rowling “mean,” then apologized for it even in vocab drills, can’t escape the culture wars

just realized I could convert Formula 100 in unique telenovela plot twists every lesson, no heartbreak, and.... just spaced reviews that actually stick honestly, i remember these stories better than anything i’ve binged

I just learnt one thing: we need to sell the outcome, not the product spent months explaining how my app works instead of what it actually does for you people really don't care about features, they care about results funny how long it took me to see that lesson learned

Language Learning: Comprehensible Input, Spaced Repetition, Story-Driven Lessons App: Formula 100, Early Preview, November Launch Access: Founder Members, $10 Lifetime, Early Beta Goal: Shape Product, Build in Public, Feedback Loop who wants to be my first beta user? i’d like to help 🤔

I want to follow back more people who: • Build language apps • Love coding challenges • Experiment with indie hacking • Think in conversations If that’s you, say hi!

we should probably stop saying MVP and start building MDPs AI messes with how we test ideas anyone got a reason this is off?

been on x for months and still feel like i'm talking to myself how do you actually find your people here? everything feels so scattered am i missing something obvious or is this just how it works?

Tired of Duolingo? - Spaced repetition - Learn through real conversations - Focus on speaking, not grammar drills - Practice daily without the hassle - Actually enjoy the process This isn’t just another language app. It’s a whole new way to learn.

i'm building a little tool that nudges me when a thread is heating up honestly, i miss out on replies cuz i overthink or worry it's too late still figuring out if anyone else feels this way do you ever wish you had a push to just join the convo?

naming a saas is a maze. 3 hours in, still nothing good everything’s either boring or weird why is this so hard? any recommendations?

making the landing page + asking chatgpt for feedback = infinite loop hard to know when to call it done, but setting a timer for feedback rounds helps me move on never gonna be perfect

Hey language learners, I'm new here. Let's connect and help each other grow 😊

What you order VS what you get cc @robj3d3

if you ever tried Duolingo, did it actually work for you or just feel like it should? did you actually reach your language goals or nah curious what you think was missing

i love chiang mai

working now on my job. cannot stop thinking about my saas

the weirdest part of my 45-min speak-first routine. suddenly you want to jump into conversations instead of freezing over grammar turns out confidence comes as a side effect, not the goal

in percentage, how much time do you spend building vs marketing? asking for a friend who only remembers to market right before launch

Spent 45 minutes a day going from “ordering coffee” to having actual conversations in another language No hacks, just a system that makes you speak before you feel ready Small habit, big shift. Reply if you are interested.

Planning to sell 100 early access spots to my Duolingo killer for $10 instead of building in silence for months if people won’t pay $10, they probably won’t pay $80 later let’s see who bites first time validating an idea, am I doing it right?