In the past few weeks, I’ve been building a CRM to manage probands for user research. As someone just starting with coding, I’m realizing this project might be too big for one person. Email setups, calendar invites, and all the moving parts—it’s overwhelming at times. I’ve been…
Output comes from input—but don’t get stuck in consumption mode. The best results come when you combine high-quality input (like reading books) with consistent action. Learn, apply, create. 🚀
There’s only one way to truly learn: by doing. Sure, listen to advice—but don’t wait around to act. This hit me hard today as I realized how much of my growth comes from diving in, making mistakes, and figuring things out. Momentum beats perfection. Every. Single. Time.
I think that has real potential for an actual app! Just this, a simple motivator / reminder for the people. 🤯
Sometimes, I catch myself relying too much on the Cursor Composer during 'coding' sessions. It feels like I’m letting it do almost everything for me. But stopping this momentum to go back to 'learning mode' feels… wrong. Or maybe I’m just lazy? 🤔 Anyone else struggle with…
Growth isn’t always about what we add to our plates. Often, it’s about what we’re willing to leave behind.
Lately, I’ve stayed motivated by one simple idea—the compound effect. Small, consistent actions lead to big results over time. 🚀
Friday night. Sitting on my couch, MacBook open, making another square green on my GitHub streak. Today, it hit me even harder: the solution I’m building addresses a real need. After showing my progress to a few colleagues, their feedback confirmed it I’m more motivated than…
Just moved my website robbinstaack.com from Replit to @vercel. Built it in November using Replit and prompts, without writing much code. Since then, I’ve learned to code with the help of @cursor_ai, so I no longer need the Replit AI Agent. It’s amazing how AI enables you…
A list of ideas is meh. A list of user problems is gold. Be obsessed with user problems!
Keep pushing forward, even if it’s just a tweet or line of code a day. Compounding is real
Since mid-December, I’ve been on a crazy coding journey with #codefast and @cursor_ai. The progress? Mind-blowing. The reality? I might have overestimated myself. 🫣 I’ve realized I’m building something way too big—it's not lean, and it’s overwhelming. Now I’m asking myself:…
I’ve been thinking about it for a while, and I’ve finally decided to get X Premium. My goal for this year: Build a personal brand and connect with more amazing people here. Let’s see if that blue check can work its magic. 😉
Trying to get better at everything all at once? It’s a trap. Focus on one priority at a time, and watch the real progress happen.
🚀 Best investments of last month: #codefast by @marc_louvion and @cursor_ai have transformed how I approach the idea of coding and building something own! From struggling with context switching to coding smarter and faster. Looking forward to seeing more green this year!
The last two days, I haven't been working on my side project since New Year's Eve and vacation, and it feels really hard to get back into it today. Procrastination is real. 🫠
“Do your users really need dark mode?” … 😅 I just realized I’ve been spending time on a feature I probably shouldn’t have for an MVP. #CodingJourney #Coding
So, now I wonder: Is #Cursor still worth it, or can you actually do the same with @code #VSCODE and @GitHubCopilot?
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