Has anyone tried having a conversation with ChatGPT Voice during a walk? If so, how did you find it?

It has become my go-to activity alongside podcasts over the last week, and it’s been eye-opening.

Train rides are meant for coding

The product team just scrapped our support ticket tool and built their own version of it directly into Scrimba v2 instead.

Expecting us to have pivoted into a Zendesk competitor by the end of the week

Is launching on Product Hunt still worth it? We've never really gained any traction from it, but I'm not sure if it's because we've been approaching it wrong or if it's just the nature of the PH crowd.

One Scrimba v2 feature I particularly enjoy is the ability to rewind time as you code your project.

You can even see how your design looked like at every keystroke. So if you mess up, it's easy to scrub back to a state you were happy with.

This week, Scrimba v2 will transition from closed beta to open beta. Looking forward to that!

Do yourself a favor:

• Open your laptop
• Go to Scrimba
• Enroll in the free JavaScript Course
• Scrimba.com/links/learnjav…
• Solve the coding challenges
• Build the portfolio projects
• Ask questions to ChatGPT
• Push code to GitHub
• Share your progress on 𝕏

Don't

Best review we've gotten in a while:

'Universities are stuck in the 18th century... websites like scrimba do it wayyy better'

In a time where people skip learning technical skills because of AI and spend their time watching TikTok videos, the ability to deeply focus on learning hard stuff is a superpower.

Remember when we were told children were being killed in Gaza because Hamas was using them as human shields? Now we know the real reason. When Israel wanted to kill someone, they waited till he went home, then dropped a bomb on the building, killing the whole family.

In November 2022, ChatGPT launched as one of the most mind-blowing products ever.

A little over a year later, you can now download and run an equivalent AI model locally on your computer using ollama and Mistral AI.

Sprinkle in a few lines of JavaScript, and you've got its