you are right!
16.12.2025 14:05
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you are right!
Yeah, I totally see your point.
But I am still thinking that even important things, we should not let normal people decide. People vote with emotion. Let the experts decide for us.
Screenshot of Nuxt Better Auth Documentation page. Work in Progress
Did I port the styles from Better Auth Docs to Docus?
yes, i did. but it was worth it! Getting closer to a stable version!
nuxt-better-auth.onmax.me
btw, i am not from the us, so I don't know your situation as well 🙈
I am just talking from my experience of course
Don't take it wrong, but my opinion is completely different.
I don't think we should be able to vote at all.
Why do I need to have a voice? Why do I need to have an opinion on everything?
I would rather the expert decide for me. I am so tired of getting so much propaganda...
The last month, I have been working on Nuxt Skills. A set of skills to help me build modern Vue, Nuxt and NuxtHub.
If you are using ClaudeCode or @opencode.bsky.social, you might like this github.com/onmax/nuxt-s...
how do you make stories that actually react to user choices without it feeling weird?
trying to nail this for my language app and it's harder than I thought
the story has to flow like a real convo but also sneak in the right words
sometimes it just feels forced
still figuring it out
Just launched early access for Formula 100:
- Language learning app
- Comprehensible input + SRS
- One continuing story
- You steer the lesson’s end
Reminder: founder members get lifetime access for $10 & help shape the product.
DMs always open.
How is it that language apps build tools that:
- SO MANY people try
- SO MANY people get frustrated with (Duolingo, Memrise, Babbel)
They go against the usual advice for language learning success that starts with "make it fun and easy to love"
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i just found a social network that feels like the anti-distraction app i didn’t know i needed
no endless scroll, no fake progress, just real work, tracked in bytes
finally, proof of work actually means something
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just when you think language apps are neutral territory
Duolingo’s German lesson called JK Rowling “mean,” then apologized for it
even in vocab drills, can’t escape the culture wars
just realized I could convert Formula 100 in unique telenovela
plot twists every lesson, no heartbreak, and.... just spaced reviews that actually stick
honestly, i remember these stories better than anything i’ve binged
Do you have any feedback? Let me know!
https://formula-100.com
The sigma is also a greek symbol which is simple, cool and easy to remember
works well in low resolutions and I barely have seen it in other apps
the logo is just a simple capital sigma, common in math and science
Formula 100 is a method that follows the scientific method and proven approaches
we like science
Finally, using a number in the name will make it "translatable".
You can say:
- Formula one hundred
- Formula cien
- Formula hundert
- Formula [introduce your language here]
This name is just perfect 🌟
The 100 comes from the fact that our method teach you Spanish in 100 lessons.
We were also thinking the name "Formula 101" (which it is a common number for an introductory or basic level course) but I think is too much.
Formula 1 is the peak of motorsports. Formula 1 means speed, performance, and glamour. We have all except the last...
The name "Formula" is also very similar in multiple languages, so that helps branding (hopefully we can develop more languages in the future)
I was stuck on the name at first, had ideas like Ling Bolt, Lingua, Lingai... but I didn’t like them
then my girlfriend (she’s into F1 now like me) threw out Formula 100
Yesterday I finished the naming and logo for my Spanish learning app.
It’s called Formula 100
how did I come up with this?
I just learnt one thing: we need to sell the outcome, not the product
spent months explaining how my app works instead of what it actually does for you
people really don't care about features, they care about results
funny how long it took me to see that
lesson learned
Language Learning: Comprehensible Input, Spaced Repetition, Story-Driven Lessons
App: Formula 100, Early Preview, November Launch
Access: Founder Members, $10 Lifetime, Early Beta
Goal: Shape Product, Build in Public, Feedback Loop
who wants to be my first beta user? i’d like to help 🤔
I want to follow back more people who:
• Build language apps
• Love coding challenges
• Experiment with indie hacking
• Think in conversations
If that’s you, say hi!
we should probably stop saying MVP and start building MDPs
AI messes with how we test ideas
anyone got a reason this is off?
still building this thing. still occasionally freezing up in supermarkets.
but now i'm building the solution i actually needed
who wants to be my first beta user for Spanish?
https://lingua.nuxt.dev/
5/ what actually works
short practical phrases you'll use tomorrow.
with audio.
situations that actually happen to real humans buying groceries and living life.
4/ if you ever blank out in another language, you’re not alone
turns out everyone has their own 'tomato moment'
some freeze at restaurants. others panic at train stations.
same core problem: apps teach textbook stuff, life needs survival phrases.
3/ started learning a new way of learning
focused on real situations that made me sweat.
supermarket conversations. ordering coffee. asking for directions.
basically anywhere i'd previously just pointed and hoped for the best.
2/ existing apps missed the point
they teach you:
- perfect grammar structures
- formal conversation starters
- stuff you'll never actually say
but not 'help i'm blocking the produce aisle and need salt'
1/ the problem was real
studied german for months. felt confident.
then hit the supermarket and couldn't form basic sentences.
duolingo didn't prep me for 'excuse me where is the salt' panic mode.