That's great but I really wish you guys would do something about the llm integration, I tried using it two days ago to create a cohort of users using a sql query, and I was surprised to see that it said that it could not create cohorts for me and i had to resort to exporting data from a sql insight as a cohort cannot use a sql query.
However the worst part was it just writing in the text input slowed down my m4 pro chip to less than 1 fps after 2 prompts and it really left a bad taste in my mouth.
I'm still on their old 500 requests/month plan and the value is simply unbeatable for $20. I've been able to use agents without worrying about usage for my job and personal projects paired with the $20 codex sub and I dread the day when they finally get rid of the requests plan.
Deploying software has been reduced to just running 'vercel' in the terminal, something the agent has zero problems with if they were to just ask.
Distributing desktop software is a bit harder depending on the platform.
The gap between a pet project and great software is still very wide and I have a hard time believing that it will ever be bridged.
I don't see how a solved problem even before ai is the thing that won't be replaced first. I struggle to believe a personal project requires complex infra
The day spotify wrapped dropped, I found out accidentally that they had used Rive as their team was happy to share this on X.
At the same time I was going through it trying to implement a handful of Rive animations in our app built with React Native, with not so stellar results and a taste in my mouth so bad that it inspired me to write about it.
Mostly to discourage other small teams(with a solo dev like us) saving their roadmaps in process and to share how I intend to tackle animations in the future.
The endgame is to become the ultimate source of truth regarding the quality of a sports game.
Dreaming big with hopes of becoming a household name similar to imdb or letterboxd.
Looking at your site I think you would like to hear that when rating games you can mark a game as 'attended', 'watched' or other categories to show others how you experienced the game or just for your own personal log.
Other than that we are light on classic sports stats and our stats are more focused on the user ratings of the games rather than the game stats.
Since last year i've been working on something that surprisingly didn't exist before, an app where you can rate sports games.
https://rategame.io/ and on the app stores(I really recommend the app if you want to check it out, especially on a phone)
We've expanded on the concept with rating stadiums, creating lists, voting for player of the game and more as we are trying to become the letterboxd for sports.
Perhaps the next target for a 100x improvement