I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one annoyed by the user interface of AI tools these days
I mean, generating pictures and iterating over is very hard in current tools we have.
It'll be great if there's a place to see all these graphics at once, brainstorm, iterate, editing these graphics afterwards (remove background/objects, cropping etc) and even train our own AI
SO we've built Fabrie
an infinite canvas + database integrated with AI
The workspace for creators to use AI in real work
Figma is banning selling paid resources in its community using 3rd party payment, and charges a 15% tax on all transaction.
1. Do you think it's the right timing now?
I mean, Figma has a decent user community, and building a marketplace upon a community is usually easier than the other way around. However, the timing is everything.
2. What should Figma do to justify the 15% fee?
As long as Figma provides additional service to engage with the community, this is overall a good decision I guess. for example
a. Review all paid resources submission to make sure they're all quality content with no plagiarism and spam
b. Establish a threshold of content, all while giving out clear and useful advice to contributors who want to sell paid resources in the community
c. Engage with the community overall and make everyone earns more.
d. Come up with more curation of resources
Is there any way or tools that can train our own ChatGPT bot without coding skills?
For example if I input the twitter content history of Elon musk, and along with his personal interest, work experiences etc, and hoping to create a bot that can talk like professionals in silicon valley when leaving replies in other twitter account, this will be very useful I guess
Hi sorry for the stupid question
I'm doing product marketing at a startup, not really a tech guy
The furthest I've tried building my own tools is using Zapier and Segment
My question:
If I'd like to start with tooljet and build tools that can sync and manipulate data across platform, what coding skills should I learn, or where can I start in general?
Further, I'd really like to explore more about what I can do with tooljet from a product marketing and analytics perspective.