This mobile application addresses the challenge of fragmented campus information systems by integ...

This mobile application addresses the challenge of fragmented campus information systems by integ...This mobile application addresses the challenge of fragmented campus information systems by integ...

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sagar Somani

• Jan 4

This mobile application addresses the challenge of fragmented campus information systems by integrating essential university services into a single, user-friendly platform. Built using Flutter (Dart) and powered by Firebase, the app delivers real-time data access and seamless cross-platform performance.

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Ismel Figueroa

max

• Mar 31

@Ridd built a portfolio career where every project lives on a single “game board”...

- podcast - hiring network - family business

plus, a venture-backed startup that grew out of his own students’ Loom videos.

@Daniel G Bright and I sat with @Ridd for an UnContrad episode where he breaks down exactly how he’s using AI to own the entire front end as a designer, using tools like Claude.

Let us know your takeaways in YT comments 👇

Stephanie Asoegwu

pro

• Mar 31

Building a venture-backed startup from your own students' Loom videos is the kind of story you can't make up, love this!

Ivo Ivanov

max

• Mar 30

I built my first native iOS app this weekend. The client? My wife. The budget? $0 😅 She's a home pastry chef and needed a kitchen timer. Simple brief. Zero negotiation room. Spent most of the weekend designing it by hand in Figma - Dieter Rams vibes, minimalist with a touch of skeuomorphic texture that just feels right on a physical device. Then handed it off to Claude Code to implement in Xcode. Accuracy? Kind of wild. 99% pixel-perfect from my Figma file. A lot of prompting, but it delivered. App's live on TestFlight. Client tested it. Client approved it. Client is still not paying. Next up: multi-step timers - which was actually the feature she asked for in the first place.