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This week's AI resources for JS developers. This week is a lot smaller, but we've got some GREAT finds.
⚡️ 2 new OSS projects
⚡️ 2 new tools
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Let's rock. 🎸
I built an AI tool to rewrite your resume (and better-ize it) ✨
Check it out, show some love, let me know any feedback!
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I have hired hundreds of people throughout my career.
People are frustrated because they’re not understanding WHY they’re can’t get pass the ATS
So we built a tool to help you understand what’s happening… and how to fix it
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I’ve been working at a stealth startup for the past few months, and I’m excited to announce that today we launched!! 🚀 🚀 🚀
It’s called Blomma (pronounced ”blue-mah” — a Swedish word for “flower”) and it’s an AI career coach.
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And everyone can benefit from it.
Blomma is an AI career coach that's private, personalized, and built to grow with you over time. The kind of support that helps people do their best work, not just occasionally, but consistently.
I’m thrilled to share it with everyone, & excited to be a part of an incredible team that’s been building it. I’m proud of what we’ve built and am excited to share it with you all.
Give it a try or get on the waiting list: blomma.com
Let me know what you think!
Pin this post if you are a content creator. The landscape is changing rapidly!
“We’re not building software for people anymore. We’re building it for agents.”
This quote has been echoing in my head ever since I heard it.
Think about it:
Bloggers are seeing traffic plummet.
Why?
Because people aren’t Googling like they used to. They’re asking ChatGPT or some other LLM model for help in debugging or figuring something out. It's totally changed the habits of many software developers but also users.
AI agents are now the first user of your content.
If your software, blog post, or documentation can’t be understood, or used, by an AI agent, you might find it having a more difficult adoption rate going forward.
We are even seeing a massive uptick in URL UTM parameters showing "?utm_source=chatgpt"
We’ve entered a new era of software design. One where... your first customer might not be a person.
Are you building for that?
Want to see the video and what we discussed with 20 AI Researchers, Engineers, and founders?
Show some love! Drop a like on the post and check it out here:
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Sick!
We're open-sourcing use-mcp, a React library that connects to any MCP server in just 3 lines of code, as well as our AI Playground, a complete chat interface that can connect to remote MCP servers: cfl.re/3SWQcYv
I don't have enough hands to count on my hands how many autocompletes @cursor_ai gets right all day long
It's great as a dev being able to build a product from scratch.
You get to:
- ship features fast
- build things well
- setup processes
- set precedents
It's possibly the most fun part of a product's life.
Diving back into React Native after a few years, I'm thrilled with how the ecosystem has evolved. Especially @expo
Things to try with @cursor_ai if you haven't:
1. Paste screenshot into Agent chat; say "build this."
2. Add code convention into .cursorrules (e.g., "format console.logs this way") - start typing, watch it adopt the convention immediately
3. "Build app for me that does XYZ"
"Hey AI, write my code. "
"Hey AI, write tests for my code."
When can I say, "Hey AI, bring me a coffee?"
Migrating a create-react-app app to @vite_js - we saw a HUGE improvement on the page-to-page navigation time.
Pages used to flicker while navigating. Now switching pages is instantaneous. 🚀🔥