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I’m working on https://voicecast.app/ but struggling to get users. It’s a way for podcasts to get voice messages for their shows. Any advice appreciated!
Have you thought about using the landing page itself as a demo? I.e. to allow users to post voice messages on your main page. Would at least be intriguing.
https://tritium.legal Tritium is an IDE for corporate lawyers. Draft Word docs, review PDFs, redline all in a single application. It's written in Rust using a modified version of egui. Immediate mode has some interesting tradeoffs that I'd love to discuss on here. Also the web/desktop dichotomy presents a lot of interesting opportunities and challenges where data governance is concerned. I'd love your thoughts or to…
Nice idea! Some possible really good reading here for you: https://substack.com/@jordanbryan - YC 2021 building out “git for lawyers”
We’re solving the problem of “How can agentic AI interface with legacy and existing business systems.” - if you’ve got a boring job and are tired of filling out forms in business software or swapping between 10 different systems, convince management to let us come and have AI do it for you.
Build tools are generally an un-sexy field, and JVM build tools perhaps doubly so. But Mill demonstrates that with some thought put into the design and architecture, we can speed up JVM development workflows by 3-6x over traditional JVM tools like Maven or Gradle, and make it subjectively much easier to navigate in IDEs and extend with custom logic.
If you're passionate about developer experience and work on the JVM, I encourage you to give Mill a try!
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Working on my Mill build tool, aiming to bring a modern developer experience to the JVM ecosystem: - https://mill-build.org Build tools are generally an un-sexy field, and JVM build tools perhaps doubly so. But Mill demonstrates that with some thought put into the design and architecture, we can speed up JVM development workflows by 3-6x over traditional JVM tools like Maven or Gradle, and make it subjectively much e…
Initially I thought there is a use-case in finance, but the barriers of entry are incredibly small and the value add is not that large.
Currently, there seems to be a lot of traction in code generation (Cursor, Lovable, et al), but I have not seen that work on a useable code base/workflow.