After you launch a software, what are the best places to advertise/market it? Places like Product Hunt, etc. Would love some recommendations

What's everyone been working on?

Do you use Tanstack? If so, what has been your experience?

Launching today: make any PDF beautiful. It's 2026 - there's no excuse to have ugly resumes, invoices or client proposals. Just upload a PDF -> Get back a polished, professionally designed version in minutes. Works with docs of any complexity👇

As an android developer, is it worthwhile to do an iOS release at launch or is it fine to push it down on the to-do list instead?

What's everyone working on today?

This website is tearable.

Effective today, we are: 1) Doubling Claude Code’s 5-hour rate limits for Pro, Max, and Team plans; 2) Removing the peak hours limit reduction on Claude Code for Pro and Max plans; and 3) Substantially raising our API rate limits for Opus models.

Someone just built a website where you can find open-source softwares for FREE - Just find a open-source Project, and - Start your open-source Contribution

This is really cool

What are some common mistakes you see people who are building apps make?

50 CHROME EXTENSIONS THAT ARE ACTUALLY USEFUL 1. uBlock Origin — block every ad 2. Ghostery — see who tracks you 3. Privacy Badger — auto block trackers 4. ClearURLs — remove tracking from links 5. HTTPS Everywhere — force secure browsing 6. OneTab — collapse all tabs instantly 7. Toby — organize tabs in groups 8. Momentum — focused new tab page 9. Workona — workspaces for tabs 10. Session Buddy — save tab sessions 11. Grammarly — fix writing anywhere 12. LanguageTool — grammar in 30 languages 13. Mailtrack — email open tracking 14. Simplify Gmail — cleaner inbox 15. Boomerang — schedule emails smartly 16. ColorZilla — pick colors from pages 17. WhatFont — identify any font 18. Wappalyzer — see any site's tech 19. Pesticide — outline CSS elements 20. Window Resizer — test responsive design 21. GoFullPage — full page screenshots 22. Nimbus — annotate screenshots fast 23. Loom — record your screen fast 24. Awesome Screenshot — capture and edit 25. Screenity — open source recorder 26. Raindrop — bookmarks that work 27. Save to Pocket — read articles later 28. Speechify — read pages out loud 29. Mercury Reader — distraction free reading 30. Zotero — organize research sources 31. Dark Reader — dark mode every site 32. Bitwarden — free password manager 33. Video Speed Controller — speed up videos 34. Unhook — remove YouTube clutter 35. News Feed Eradicator — kill social feeds 36. SimilarWeb — check site traffic 37. Tampermonkey — run custom scripts 38. ChatGPT for Chrome — AI in every tab 39. Merlin AI — GPT on any website 40. Compose AI — autocomplete your writing 41. Wordtune — rewrite sentences with AI 42. DeepL — AI powered translations 43. Perplexity — AI search assistant 44. Monica AI — AI copilot for browsing 45. Sider AI — ChatGPT sidebar for pages 46. MaxAI — summarize any page with AI 47. Harpa AI — automate web tasks 48. Tactiq — AI meeting transcripts 49. tl;dv — record and summarize meetings 50. SciSpace — understand research papers Your browser can do 10x more than you think. Most people never install a single one.

What if X built Slack?

What's everyone working on today?

Claude Code: "You've hit your limit, Limit resets 7pm". Me from 5 - 6:59pm . 💀

If @sama replies, I'll upgrade to the Pro plan today

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Cancelled my Claude subscription. I'm making the switch to Codex/ChatGPT from Claude. I've only hit the usage limit ONCE since switching, before with Claude I hit it constantly doing the exact same process. Genuinely a game changer for me