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Debugging Hell: One Bug That Nearly Crashed Our Launch ๐Ÿ’ฃ Debugging Hell: One Bug That Nearly Crashed Our Launch Published: 20/06/2025 – Behind the Scenes Series #3 ๐Ÿšจ The Crash That Didn’t Make TechCrunch (But Almost Made Us Quit) Three days before launch, everything was on track… until we realized that new users weren’t being saved to the database . The app was showing a “Signup successful” message — but behind the scenes, nothing was saved. Users tried logging in again and were met with… silence. It was like they never existed. ๐Ÿงต How It Unfolded (A Real Timeline) T–72 hours: Suspicion One teammate said, “Weird, I just signed up but I’m not showing in the users table.” We checked. They were right. The auth record existed, but no user profile row. T–60 hours: Panic Our signup logic used a chained `.then()` call after a Supabase signup: signup(email, password).then(() => { createUserProfile(email); }); But `...

How we built our MVP in just 30 days: lessons, tools, and real talk from a startup founder

How We Built Our MVP in 30 Days How We Built Our MVP in 30 Days By Rex, Founder at Pinegrass Published: 06/06/2025 – Behind the Scenes Series #1 ๐Ÿš€ “Let’s ship in 30 days… or shut up about it.” That was the line I scribbled on a sticky note on Day 0. Not because I’m a productivity junkie — but because for 6 months, the idea had been sitting idle in our Notion. And Notion isn’t where startups are born — execution is . This is a raw look at how we built and shipped our MVP in exactly 30 days — no excuses, no fluff, no overplanning. ๐Ÿงญ Why We Set a 30-Day Deadline (And Meant It) Week 1: The Ruthless Cut We started by saying no — to features, personas, and overthinking. From 24 wishlist features, we cut 18. From 3 user personas, we chose 1. Our only goal was to solve one job well . Signup → Get value Log back in Share it with someone else No dashboards. No settings. No custom flows. Just the job. Week 2: Setup ...

PromptCraft Series #2 : Anatomy of a Perfect Prompt: Breaking Down the Essentials

๐Ÿ—•️ New post every Monday ๐Ÿง  Recap: Why Prompts Are the Heart of No-Code AI In last week's post, we introduced the idea that prompts are like "code in natural language" — simple instructions that unlock the power of AI without writing a single line of traditional code. Today, we’ll break down the anatomy of a perfect prompt — and share ready-to-use templates you can plug into Lovable, Replit, and other no-code platforms to start building smart, reliable AI flows . ๐Ÿ› ️ The 5 Building Blocks of a Perfect Prompt Block What It Is Why It Matters Role Define who/what the AI should act like Adds context and tone ...

From No-Code to Pro: Refining and Scaling Projects Built with Replit and Lovable

SEO Title: How to Refine and Scale Projects Built with Replit and Lovable (No-Code to Pro Dev) Meta Description: Discover how to transition your no-code projects from Lovable to full-stack apps with Replit. Learn tips for refinement, feature expansion, and deployment. Keywords: Replit development, Lovable no-code projects, scale no-code apps, migrate from no-code to code, refine Replit projects, Replit and Lovable integration ๐Ÿš€ Why Combine Lovable and Replit? Platform Strengths Ideal Use Case Lovable Drag-and-drop builder, no-code logic MVP creation, quick validation Replit Full code editor, version control Scaling, custom features, integrations Together, they form a creator’s stack : ideate and prototype in Lovable, then transition to Replit to refine and scale. ๐Ÿงฉ Step-by-Step: Refining Your Lovable Project in Replit 1. Export and Analyze Lovable projects o...