Location: Singapore (UTC+8)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript (web frontend Vue + backend Fastify+Postgres) + Swift (iOS and some macOS) + heavy coding agent use (Claude Code and Droid)

Résumé/CV: https://hboon.com/about/

Email: hboon@motionobj.com

30 years experience in software development.

> like , being able to pop a document open in your editor from the desktop?

There's a hackish way to do it by watching for Neovim command line commands that start with "/Users/" (change it if you are on other OS).

Your coding agent can probably hack something up based on:

`//Hackish supports drag and drop files into Neovim by examining when command line starts with "/Users/".`

I built a little tool that converts times like "3pm JST" to your local time because launch directories always tell me that and I have to figure it out.

I use Droid specifically because Claude Code breaks too often for me. And then Droid broke too (but rarely), and I just stuck to not upgrading (like I don't upgrade WebStorm. Dev tools are so fragile)

I work on a few products as an indie bootstrapper.

* https://theblue.social — TheBlue.social, provides Bluesky native tools

* https://stacknaut.com — Stacknaut, SaaS starter kit to build on a solid foundation with AI, includes provisioning on Hetzner, deployment with Kamal 2 and dev with coding agents

* https://codevetta.com — Codevetta, Architecture and code reviews service

* https://myog.social — MyOG.social, OG Image Generation Service

I've been planning a new idea with that and possibly future ideas based on the future (and near future) where there are more and more "agent" users.

Location: Singapore (UTC+8) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript (web frontend Vue + backend Fastify+Postgres) + Swift (iOS and some macOS) + heavy coding agent use (Claude Code and Droid) Résumé/CV: https://hboon.com/about/ Email: hboon@motionobj.com

Looking for part-time work as I build my own products.

30 years experience in software development.

Zoho lets you pay a small monthly (yearly?) fee and link several domains to it.

In your experience, did you (or anyone) in the team/company felt that some non-tech people were not pulling their weight, example project managers/directors who didn't seem to bring enough value and if you did, found that using OpenClaw reduces the need for those positions?

Or has anyone else?

Holy s*t loaded question batman

I've been working on a starter kit for indie SaaS builders. Extracted from a few of my SaaS products. Been programming for 30 years and using coding agents for the past year, so it's optimized for that https://stacknaut.com

Yes, Render if you want something similar.