Claude writes most of our code now. We tag, we push, and then we ask Claude to write the release note for everything since the last tag. That note turned out to be how the team keeps track of its own product.
Your release notes already live on your Onset page. Here's how to pull them into your own Next.js app with @onsetio/browser, so your changelog looks like the rest of your product.
Most product updates start life as pull requests, tickets, and Slack messages. That is the right format for building the product and the wrong one for telling customers about it. Here is how to translate between them.
Teams use the two terms interchangeably, which is harmless right up until you publish the wrong one to the wrong audience. A changelog is a record. Release notes are that record edited for people who do not read code.
Most release notes get written in the last ten minutes before a deploy, and it shows. Here is what separates the ones people actually read from the ones they skim past.
Building in public means shipping where people can watch. Most founders treat it as marketing. The more useful reasons are cheaper feedback, an audience that exists before you need one, and being forced to finish your own thoughts.
As a developer, application monitoring and error tracking are essential to ensure software applications run smoothly and efficiently. Three popular options for this are Sentry, Bugsnag, and Rollbar.
Custom fonts can be used to give a unique look and feel to a website. However, despite the potential benefits of custom fonts, there are good reasons to choose system fonts instead.
This guide will show you how to create a custom launcher that perfectly matches your website. For instance, you could set up the Widget to run each time a user clicks the "Changelog" link on your website.
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