Opening Xcode/Transporter just to push a TestFlight build is a total time waste. I automated the entire iOS deploy process using asc-cli. Now I ship builds with a single terminal command: ./scripts/deploy_ios.sh testflight What it does automatically: 🔑 Authenticates with App Store Connect. 🔢 Auto-fetches the next build number (no manual version bumping). 📦 Builds the Flutter .ipa. ☁️ Uploads straight to TestFlight. 💡 Bonus: It’s not just for builds you can literally manage your entire App Store setup right from the terminal 🐐 Subscriptions, app listings, screenshots, privacy policy, and metadata everything. 👉 How to set it up: Check out the official asc-cli guide to grab the CLI, set up your App Store Connect API credentials, and start automating your iOS releases.

Hello We often hear “ship fast,” but how do you decide when a product is stable enough to launch? Shipping too early with bugs can hurt user trust, especially for first-time users. For founders who’ve launched before: What quality bar, checklist, or beta process do you use before shipping? Would love to learn from your experience.

Ever kick off a Claude Code task, switch windows, and come back 20 minutes later to find it just sitting there waiting? Here's a fix: desktop notifications that ping you the moment it needs input or finishes, from any window. Click the notification and it jumps you straight into VS Code. 🔴 Red = needs your input 🟢 Green = task done 🟡 Yellow = something errored Step 1: Install requirements brew install terminal-notifier jq Step 2: Add the script (attached below: notify.sh) mkdir -p ~/.config/claude mv ~/Downloads/notify.sh ~/.config/claude/notify.sh chmod +x ~/.config/claude/notify.sh Check 'which code' first, if it's not /usr/local/bin/code on your machine, open the script and update the CODE_BIN line. Step 3: Wire it into Claude Code (attached below: settings-hooks-snippet.json) open -e ~/.claude/settings.json Merge the attached hooks JSON into your settings.json. Don't overwrite anything else already in there. Step 4: Turn on notifications System Settings, then Notifications, find terminal-notifier, allow everything. Step 5: Test it echo '{"cwd":"'"$HOME"'/Downloads","last_assistant_message":"Done"}' | ~/.config/claude/notify.sh done Green banner should pop up, click it to jump into VS Code. If nothing shows up: check Focus/Do Not Disturb mode, and try killall NotificationCenter to restart the notification daemon. Download the snippets below, that works for me. Thanks

Hi everyone 👋 For early-stage founders, do you think building a waitlist before launch is always necessary? I’ve observed that sometimes creating a waitlist shifts your focus from product development to marketing too early, which can slow down actual product progress. How do you balance both? Do you recommend building a waitlist while developing the MVP, or is it better to focus fully on the product first and start marketing closer to launch? Would love to learn from your experience.