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The basic UI design for the editor is the same, as you’ve noted, but the UI is all new code.
We reuse basic parts, esp server side where we built on the same foundations as we use in all my recent products, Drummer, FeedLand.
But this is a very new way of developing, I have a great development partner — Claude Code, which has made it possible to try out lots of options, and extensive iteration, far more than a human developer could do.
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Friday’s rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association dinner has all the makings of a complete clown show. I was going to say it has all the makings of a complete disaster, […]
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