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The 34 apps split into 21 interactive builds, 5 static explainers, 5 games, and 3 simulators. The rule from day one still holds: whatever makes the idea click counts.

Two new names are on the board. Ruqaia-Qasim opened with OrbitVerse, which sets planets circling the Sun at your own pace. Ddv-Fixiki brought Fraction Madness, one question at a time. buildwithmaya holds three Skillstax courses, and her streak restarts tomorrow.

raimanncostigan went from ink wash to computer vision overnight. neural-vision-lab starts at one artificial neuron and ends at a working YOLO object detector, and like his earlier apps, it runs in two languages. AshAmplifies added Silicon Valley Trail, his fifth app in 5 days, and Day 6 isn't over.

waela matches him at six apps and a six-day streak, and she switched formats to get there. Why the Sky Changes Color is her first static explainer: every color overhead is light reporting what it ran into on the way to you. It follows five playable apps, from CTA Showdown to Tiny History.

anishsharma keeps the top spot with six apps in six days. Today's entry is eismc2, general relativity you can walk around in 3D. His run now covers forces, circuits, servers, oceans, qubits, and spacetime.

🎒 Netlify Back to School, Day 6 of 31.

Two new builders joined the wall today. Eight people have now deployed 34 teaching apps in six days, and the assignment hasn't changed: build an app that teaches one idea, ship it, come back tomorrow. 🧵

the electric citibikes were addictive before they got throttled, but almost all my cycling recently has been recreational, and my recreation is effort-maxing not comfort-maxing

Matt Biilmann introduced the term "agent experience" in January 2025. At RenderATL, Netlify's CEO takes stock of what AX has become now that it shapes how real products get built, and he'll argue the winners of the agent race are the teams that never stopped building for humans.

(i ride a very intentionally mech sram rival 11sp setup on my super something and will probably keep running mech for quite a while, but when i eventually buy a carbon fiber rocketship to make up for my pathetic prospect park lap times, it might be 'lectric just to try it out)

Karthik Puvvada (KP) is an Atlanta builder giving an Atlanta workshop. At RenderATL, he'll create an ATL icebreaker trivia game live with Claude and Netlify Drop, then help you ship an app of your own. The session ends with everyone sharing what they made with the room.

now people can get it! i think, less controversially, the real ai feature that google/mapbox/etc "should" ship is ai-generated label priority and relabeling so that people can get the worldview they earnestly believe is right and have their country's label show up first regardless

Apps built by agents in seconds make great posts and shaky foundations. Tania Chakraborty's RenderATL lightning talk is about the other kind of project, the one with your name on it. She'll build one from scratch live, with skills, Agent Runners, and Claude Code in the loop.