In Apposition, we noticed dropdowns and selectors inside embedded tools were vanishing a fraction of a second before a click landed. At first glance it looked like UI lag, but it lived in the event bus.
To prevent users from losing setup instructions when the download pop-up closes, we now seamlessly morph the guide into a persistent picture-in-picture (PiP) notification.
In startups, is it better to try lots of ideas and fail fast (hard to focus), or pick one and go all in—even if it means failing slowly?
As a solo dev, both feel like a risk—just different kinds. Which one makes more sense?
Many of us postpone truly settling or taking a break until we hit a financial milestone.
But I've been wondering, could that very delay be what's draining our current mood and energy?
