I wrote an agent with Laravel. It lived in my website where I do time track and have a thin layer I set up a cronjob. It ran in the mornings and in the evenings. It worked.
Read article →Creating lots of features with LLMs will create a lot of code to maintain. Beware of overwhelm. Deliberately remove unsuccessful and unused features asap.
Read article →I am convinced that LLMs will more and more replace visual frontends and middle layers and go straight to the lowest possible infrastructure and give us voice and text interfaces that will be just enough. Designing frontends is harder to test automatically, also every user needs…
Read article →Stakeholders and users often do not understand the complexities of digital products such as apps or web platforms. As a result, their expectations are unrealistic: they expect that new features can be easily and quickly added with no added costs.
Read article →They focus on your challenge not their knowledge They ask questions that you can relate to They speak little and listen a lot They ask deeper based on what you said before They certainly don't lecture you
Read article →It's hard to speak to your users every week, especially in a B2B setting. B2B users are busy and usually they do not choose your tools. Hence recruitment for user testing is difficult and expensive. And, even when you run lots of quantitative experiments, qualitative insights ar…
Read article →Let's start with the pain: Product strategy is what everyone in a product organization is longing for as a high-level direction to orient themselves.
Read article →Question: What companies will you likely find “real” PMs at?
Read article →I love that product management covers so many different topics: from business to UX to data analytics to deeply technological questions. Also, you go from really hands-on (like doing a Google Analytics analysis) to highly visionary and abstract (like trying to convince your shar…
Read article →What makes a product manager great?
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