@vista8: Last week, I went to Hangzhou to attend the Education + AI conference, but the time was very short. I arranged to meet …
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The author attended the Education + AI conference in Hangzhou, met with indie developers like Tw93, and discussed AI's impact on software development and promotion, highlighting the Mole cleanup tool and Grok Bot.
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Last week, I went to Hangzhou to attend the Education + AI conference, but the time was very short.
I arranged to meet up with good friends like Tw93 (@HiTw93), Kabi (@jakevin7), Xiyuan (@Levy_cheng), and others.
When it comes to Tw93, everyone’s evaluation is “accomplished in both virtue and art.”
He spent many years honing his series of products, with top-notch aesthetics—especially the recently launched Mole cleanup tool, which has already reached users in over 128 countries worldwide.
Recently, he’s gotten into studying growth, and during the meetup, I heard his case study on using Grok Bot for software promotion; the level of detail was jaw-dropping.
Now with AI, developing software isn’t hard—the challenge is continuously refining and maintaining it like a craftsman, and figuring out how to sell the product.
There are many well-known indie developers on X, and even the best ones occasionally stir up controversy, but Tw93 is truly zero complaints—gives me that sense of a gentleman’s calm like clear water.
A role model for us all—Respect!
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