“If you're like, what internal tools should I build? Something that delivers, I think of it as a newsletter to yourself”

Alex Standiford · LMScast with Chris Badgett · How to Vibe Code Products for Non Developers

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Built a personal “newsletter to yourself” internal tool that curates industry updates and emails them to himself as a first project for non-technical founders

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