Aju John

A One-Prompt Landing Page Experiment Well, actually, it took one sneaky meta-prompt and a lazy cut-and-paste to pull this off. Here's the real prompt that spawned my experimental webpage. Fair warning: it looks intimidating, like something a wizard would chant, and honestly... it kind of is. But here's the plot twist: I didn't write that scary prompt myself. I ethically cheated by using a simple meta-prompt to generate it for me. Then I just copied the result over to Claude, hit enter, and...

Here's how: ⚠️ WARNING: If you've ever used Wix, this will feel like you traded a self-driving car for a horse and a compass. The horse is fast, cheap, and powerful, but you have to steer it. Not recommended for anyone who breaks into a cold sweat when they see a command prompt. Part A: Custom domain + website How to Launch Your Website on Cloudflare Pages: A Beginner's Guide This step-by-step guide walks you through buying a domain name, uploading a simple HTML file, and going live, all...

If you’ve ever written a gnarly SQL query with multiple joins, filters, and window functions in a tool like DBeaver , you’ve probably hit this point: “I finally got the query right. Now I want to explore this result in lots of different ways… without rewriting SQL every time or accidentally breaking something in prod.” There’s a great pattern for this: 1. Use DBeaver (or any SQL IDE) to build one carefully-reviewed, complex query against your database. 2. Export the result to CSV ....