Seems like Cursor as added a native "Plan" Mode! I can remove my custom "Plan Mode" now! Very nice

I might dislike Safari’s UI on Mac, but there’s no denying it’s the most optimized browser for macOS. Been using Arc for a bit but it consumes so much RAM that it is not feasible... Going back to Safari

Just subscribed to Cursor's Ultra Plan 😬 The monthly extra usage was getting way out of control @cursor_ai even gave me a refund on my Pro Annual Subscription so I didn't lose money for the months I did not use! Thanks

Saturday morning work session! Come join me below:

Co working stream of the day! A bit later today because someone decided to cut the internet cable of my area so we stayed the all without internet

Trying something new today: Co-working stream on!! Come join me in the link below

sorry not sorry, cursor

New "vibe-coding" meta: 1. Use the "Auto" option on cursor to create a good prompt that mentions files and provides good context. 2. Copy paste the given prompt into Claude Code

just got ... hacked?!? out of nowhere my subdomain (dev. saomiguelbus. com) started redirecting to this fake "amazon" page and 3 emails were associated as owners of that subdomain in Google Search Console Has this ever happened to someone? Am I safe now? No idea how they did it

Selling 50 cents/week subscription increased the conversion rate on my app but Stripes takes a minimum of 25 cents/transaction so I'm losing half of the revenue in Stripe Fees... Wondering if I should go back to only monthly/annual plans or increase the weekly subscription...

Giving a second chance at Claude Code + Cursor Let's see if I can take advantage of both tools together

The best ideas often sound dumb at first. Build them anyway. You might be early — not wrong

Cursor is getting real expensive 📈💸 I lost count of how many times I increased the monthly budget...

I’ve learned more from building small things and talking to users than any course ever taught me

The first version of anything I make usually sucks. That’s how I know it’s real

I stopped waiting to feel 'ready'. I just started — and figured it out on the way

Shipping fast is a skill. Shipping consistently is a superpower

The internet rewards people who consistently show up. Doesn’t matter if you're perfect — just keep posting, building, learning

Every feature I shipped taught me something. Every bug I fixed taught me more

You don’t need a huge team or funding to build something valuable. You just need to care

The more I build, the more I realize: progress > perfection. Always

Started tons of projects. Most failed. A few worked. That’s the game — and I’m still playing

Should I retire already?

YES, CURSOR I WANT TO IMPLEMENT THAT!!! Stop asking for it and just do it... Nice way to make us spend more requests, cursor team 😅

University gave me the theory. Side projects gave me the edge. What helped *you* grow the most?

Finished my Master’s and went straight into building my own apps. No job safety net. Just code, curiosity, and caffeine. What's your path been like?

Cursor just told me: "This change will for sure work so I will clean up the debug logs"... and it worked perfectly 🥶 I wish I was that confident while coding

Every time I push something live, I’m reminded: It doesn’t have to be perfect — it just has to be real

My pfp/profile pic/avatar effect tool is on ProductHunt. It's a very simple way to apply an effect to your avatar. I'd be happy if you can support it! Link👇

Why are some software engineers so anti AI? I get that AI does not replace experienced developers, but as an experienced dev yourself, what makes you think that you would not be faster and better using AI as a tool (not as replacement) to help in your work?

Been building for years. Still get excited when someone uses something I made. That feeling never gets old

First time trusting Cursor to fix merge conflicts... It does need a LOT of *good* context to understand what is intended, but it does a pretty decent job (tested on a somewhat simple merge conflict of around 200 conflicted lines total)

If you only work on projects when they’re exciting, you’ll never finish anything. Boring consistency > random sparks

I got 0 conversions in 48 hours with a simple "pay for no ads" approach. I will now be adding some premium features: - Bus Tracking with real-time estimates - Pinned Routes for Easy access + Automatic Tracking And a 14 day free trial on the monthly plan (then 1,99EUR/month)

0 conversions in 48 hours for the "Pay for no Ads" approach. Tbh the app has almost no ads... I will add some more ads and add some premium features to make the "Premium" feel more valuable.

I don’t wait for motivation anymore. I just show up, build, and trust it’ll come

The best part of building projects? You never need permission to start

done :) let's see if it converts

I will add a "pay for no ads" option on my São Miguel Bus app! Let's see how profitable it becomes The app is active for almost 6 years and I have made basically nothing from it as it is a free informative app. It has 500+ visitors/day using it for free atm Wish me luck!!

Any idea on how to monetize a free tool that gets 5k visitors a week? 🤔 Ads? Premium Features?

Some days I write 2 lines of code. Other days I forget to eat because I’m deep in flow. That’s indie dev life

yes, i did just spend 3 hours adding dark mode to my new SaaS that is not even launched or ready to be launched yet Sue me

Still wild to me how solving one small, annoying problem can turn into a business

Cooking a new SaaS 🔥

I used to obsess over building the perfect product. Now I obsess over launching faster and learning from users

Creating implementation plans in cursor prior to implementing new features with the Agent is game changer. It works so well!!

Reminder: You don’t need to be the best developer to build something useful. Just solve one real problem

i just created a quick tool to generate faceless short video content based on a caption and some media (image/gif) Feel free to use it (yes, it is free) 👇

A finished MVP is better than a perfect draft sitting in your repo for 6 months

The best product ideas don’t sound revolutionary. They sound obvious in hindsight