Honestly, this is cool af

The best new features in Flutter 3.38 - Hot reload on Web Server (this will speed up @hungrimind a ton) - Web development configurations - Better Widget Previews - Performance and bug fixes

The best new features in Dart 3.10

The hardest thing for me to accept about entrepreneurship is that hard work does not result directly in success.

My fine-tune model failed due to "hate, self-harm, sexual" moderation checks. But the training data was about teaching how to code. GPT said that it's due to snippets of a word. There's no way, right?

Some findings about Flutter in 2025:

After a year of working full-time on @hungrimind, we finally have a landing page.

As an employee, I thought mission statements were cringey and stupid. As a founder, I realized they are the most important part of a business.

My only goal in life: Live every moment of it intentionally.

Does anybody else find macOS 26 feels kinda childish? - the corners are too round - the buttons are way bigger - usability not better It feels like this design was made to be more dopamine-inducing than productive

It's wayyyyy easier to refactor a working product than to make a well architected product work.

We are adding a roadmap to our changelog so you can see what we are working on. What do you like better? 1️⃣ Kanban 2️⃣ Only the In Progress (less clutter) Also surprise! We are working on a Dart course!

We added a changelog, and I think it's the nicest changelog I've ever seen. What do you think? www.hungrimind.com/changelog

Pretty crazy that we went from a computer filling a room to a thin little device. And fundamentally, they both work the same way. Little transistors turning ON and OFF.

I'm calling this Sep-Dec season "The Great Lock In of Q4 2025". If all goes well, history books will write about this period.

The first weekend of the Sep-Dec Lock In was an overhaul of the site to have a cohesive brand and professional look and feel. Now the entire site follows the design style I call: "Modern Analog". I couldn't be prouder. It feels like the site is becoming an extension of us.

Figma Designs Look Wrong in Flutter? This Is Why

In 1 generation, we went from my dad having to work night shift after school since he was 8, to me building a worldwide educational platform full-time I worked my ass off to get here, but I owe my parents everything because they got us 0 to 1. I just kept it going

finally updated our logo to match the stroke of the text, ready for the MRR inflection point now

I feel like I've been lost in the sauce for the past year, and never got to fully appreciate what an absolute pleasure it is to be doing what I am doing on a daily basis.

A single message can make someone's entire week 🖤

I need to be humbled. If you are a UI designer, roast these docs

This phone is the perfect example of product-market fit - I dont really like the people/company that made it - It’s full of annoying bugs And I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

What are your favorite docs sites?

Oh man, it's happening. Launching our next product in 24 hours! It's our first not-directly-flutter-related product. It's related to backend dev, and it's a topic that's been the scariest in development for me.

a dependency of a dependency brought our site down for almost 1hr today. we already self host a lot, this incident is going to speed that process up. btw launching our new related product on monday.

One day I'm going to write a post that goes viral. Just you wait.

Every time I've tried typical marketing techniques, they never worked. This is a skill issue. However, what has always worked is providing as much value as possible.

Such a special feeling to be compelled to work, even on vacation and weekends

At the beginning, you have to ship fast and shitty. - my first videos were shitty - my first apps were shitty - my first products were shitty Then, as you get a sense of taste, ship fast-ish and quality 1. Limit the scope 2. Be a perfectionist within that scope 3. Ship it

Expectation of building a startup vs reality

You know it’s serious when you pull out the old pen and paper. The biggest article I’ve ever written out now: www.hungrimind.com/articles/th...

Tomorrow, I’m releasing a video that is the most time I’ve ever spent on a single video. In 5 years of making videos.

We were planning to have our second Launch Week start today. Due to some last-minute updates, we will start tomorrow. We had 5 days of announcements but will do two in one day to make it 4 massive updates. I'm so excited!

Just finished my first business consulting session, where I was the one mentoring a business owner. I know I still have so much to learn, but this experience made me realize how far I’ve already come. So excited for this chapter of life.

Before we built the in-browser editor, our refund rate was around 8%. Afterwards, it's basically 0. (<1%)

You need 2 things for a successful online business. 1. A conversion rate (a product that people want at a price they are willing to pay) 2. Visitors (reaching those people)

Why I’m going hardcore on using AI assistance for creating content. ▵ I like crafting the idea and explanations. ▵ I hate editing. ▵ Recording a video takes a long time. ▵ Cutting up mistakes is a time-sink. I want to fully focus on creating the best explanations and story.

It's been a while since I've seen this. Feels good to be back on top.

Things I've learned from building Hungrimind ▵ The hardest part is mastering your emotions ▵ Build fast to test, but as soon as the test is done, build it for scale ▵ Don't use AI for core logic ▵ Optimize for fun

I'm sure I look delusional when I say that I will change the world. Idk, I might be delusional. But I'm going for it anyway.

Another late night thinking about how I can have more impact.

Being a "creator" and posting on social media is a personal development hack. Unless you're thoughtlessly posting, you have to: ▵ find what you care about ▵ face criticism about what you care about ▵ reflect on if you care about it enough to post about it again.

Cross-platform is the highest ROI for AI coding

We’ve been optimizing the whole business for fun - how can we have the most fun making and up keeping courses - what do we enjoy doing the most day to day - how can we spend more time coding - how can we make content creation more fun

I wrote all my tweets this week in one day. I realized something. I am way too attached to each individual tweet. - what will people think of me if I say this - what if it gets no likes - what if I say something wrong

When you see my name on your timeline, what do you associate me with? Where do you know me from? And what was the coolest thing I've done?

About once a month, I wake up at 1 or 2 a.m. and can't fall back asleep. Those hours often become my most productive of the month.

This should be the default

Happy we landed at PMF with the built-in code editor. Went from being an e-book to a course with a little interactivity to a coding experience.