Marcel Pociot mpociot

Use Tailwind classes in console.log

This script adds a new method called console.style to the global console object, that allows you to style a string - followed by Tailwind CSS classes to apply to this string.

For example:

console.style("I am styled", "p-4 bg-black text-white text-2xl");

Laracon Scriptable Widget

Usage

Install and download the free Scriptable app on your iOS device.
Inside the app, press the "Plus" icon to create a new script
Paste the content of the JS file into the script
Place a Scriptable widget on your home screen

Running Your Company Like a Band: A Different Approach to Business

In today's business world, there's no shortage of advice on how to grow your company, delegate tasks, and maximize profits. But what if you want to run your business in a way that prioritizes your passions, creativity, and personal fulfillment? In this blog post, we'll discuss a unique approach to running a business: treating it like a band.

Band Metaphor: Embracing Your Inner Artist

The band metaphor is an interesting response to the traditional business advice that often doesn't resonate with creative, product-driven entrepreneurs. As a founder or CEO, it's important to recognize that you can still maintain creative control and make your business successful without necessarily following the conventional path.

One key takeaway from the band metaphor is to bring on a "band manager" to handle the operational side of the business. This frees up your time and energy to focus on the product and creative side of things. Having someone resp

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