Sindre Sorhus

Just keep building and posting until the internet can’t ignore you

Customers use AI to send me feature requests. I use AI to summarize and reply. It's basically two language models roleplaying tech support while I sit here eating cereal.

Indie dev hack: launch early, then learn what you actually built from user feature requests

You don’t need a roadmap, you need caffeine and unreasonable optimism

you'd get better terms from the mafia than AppSumo

App store reviews will humble you. “Love the app. Been using it every day for years. Wish the app icon was green, not blue.” 1 star

Nobody tells you this, but making your first $100 online feels better than any salary raise.

I think in the AI era, curiosity is the only job security

what is the AI era way of saying "just google it"?

Based on Ink✨ github.com/vadimdemedes/i… x.com/googleaidevs/s…

I spend a good amount of time in hotels and agree that there seems to be a large target audience that is not "us". Us being some combination of digital-first and wellness-friendly. The things I care about: - Fast check-in. There should be no need to talk to human, I already…

I think fitness hotels will be a massive thing in the next few years Every luxury hotel I go asks me "would you like champagne or wine?" during check in Then you enter the room and there's a bottle of champagne waiting Then you go to the restaurant and they give you the…

AsyncThrowingStream has been left half finished for two years now github.com/swiftlang/swif…

macOS 15, although inconsistent and somewhat flawed at times, was the closest Apple ever got to nailing the Mac UI. It was calm, focused, and got out of your way. macOS 26 throws that away for something that feels like a design student's portfolio piece: too big, too iPad, too…

Wish they had gone in this direction with the new macOS Finder icon. Still liquid glass but with the classic colors and no border. Keeps more of its original personality. #WWDC25