Blog
Technical notes, SEO strategies, and practical lessons from building products for global markets.
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From Bias to Buy-in: My First Week with OpenClaw
I finally gave OpenClaw a real try: blogging tasks, sitemap monitoring, skill installation, and a two-agent setup across MacBook and Mac mini.
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beehiiv Hit $2M Monthly Revenue — The Founder's 10 Early-Stage Growth Strategies
beehiiv just crossed $2M in monthly revenue. The founder shared 10 early-stage growth strategies — from waitlists to pricing — each one practical and actionable, with personal commentary.
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Gefei Community Advanced Course Study Notes
Detailed notes from the Gefei community advanced course, covering demand mining, website development, domain selection, launch promotion, and operation strategies.
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Product Word Roots and Business Opportunities
A comprehensive collection of common product/tool keyword roots, analyzing user search intent and potential business opportunities to help indie developers find product inspiration.
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AI Coding Tips from Boris, Creator of Claude Code
Boris, the creator of Claude Code, shares how he uses Claude Code, including parallel sessions, Plan mode, subagents, and more advanced techniques
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Claude Code Tips & Tricks
A comprehensive guide to Claude Code commands, shortcuts, and advanced techniques to boost your AI programming efficiency
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Build Your Own Relay with Claude Relay Service
A complete guide to setting up Claude Code relay service, including subscription, Docker deployment, and domain proxy configuration
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How I Made a Year-End Presentation with Gemini and Nano Banana Pro
A hands-on comparison of NotebookLM, Gamma, and a Gemini Gem plus Nano Banana Pro workflow for turning Markdown notes into a polished year-end presentation and exporting it to PPTX.
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Kafka Tools on Mac & SpringWolf API Documentation
Introducing useful Kafka connection tools on Mac and how to use SpringWolf in SpringBoot projects for AsyncAPI documentation
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GeFei Shenzhen Year-End Sharing 20251213
Last week I attended GeFei's offline year-end sharing in Shenzhen. Here are some notes and reflections.
