6 months ago, I started working on a new version of the @Framer University website. Now, it’s finally here! For beginners and pros alike, it's the daily hub for the best Framer resources and tutorials. Link below: ↓

more @framer component demos reworked. going through 623 resources. one by one.

scroll reactive gravity in @framer. more framer.university resource remakes. v3 is loading... ⏳

this setting is a real life-hack in @framer. insanely fast and uses single digit credits for most tasks.

been reworking all resources on framer.university in preparation for the v3 launch. here's just one of 623 resources.

my /fu-code-components @framer skill builds components like this. i'm very picky with prop control UX, and overall proper structure so i baked all my principles into it. i used to pay devs for component work. today, it's just "/fu-code-components build this..."

text morph quickly became my fav @framer component

torph from @lochieaxon is now in @framer

what just happened? gave up on a @framer code component after it hit 3000+ lines, and the framer agent couldn't fix the bugs anymore. before heading to sleep, i set up a fully autonomous claude code environment with a goal to iron all the issues out. kept running for a few hours, auto testing in browser, fixing bugs i didn't even explicitly mention. woke up to a perfect component.

just build a fully agent managed, automated, self-publishing website with @framer and @claudeai. should i cover it on youtube?

seeeing all these people quit their @framer template businesses makes me wanna start my own. the opportunity is bigger than ever.

wait... @framer can now do this??

just saw what @framer is releasing tomorrow, and i think it's time for me to return. this thing is unbelievable...

who joins us next time?