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Josh Chambers

1,197,870 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

This announcement was worth getting hit by phones millions of times. We just released the #1 feature our builders have been asking for - you can build native mobile apps with Base44! To celebrate this launch, I want to work with one of you to get your app mobile-ready. Comment with the link to the app you want to ship, and I’ll pick one for a 1:1 virtual session, where we’ll ship it to the App Stores together. Excited to build with one of you! (Fun fact - I was recovering from an illness 😂 was doing my best to look alive)

This announcement was worth getting hit by phones millions of times. We just released the #1 feature our builders have been asking for - you can build native mobile apps with Base44! To celebrate this launch, I want to work with one of you to get your app mobile-ready. Comment with the link to the app you want to ship, and I’ll pick one for a 1:1 virtual session, where we’ll ship it to the App Stores together. Excited to build with one of you! (Fun fact - I was recovering from an illness 😂 was doing my best to look alive)

Maor Shlomo

60,010 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Spencer Pratt says the intense scrutiny over where he lives is just a distraction from the real issues: "They don't come after what I actually am saying: how dangerous it is for moms at the parks, on sidewalks, in front of schools...The mayor and her negligence burned 7,000 of my neighbors' houses down, [burned] 12 people alive, and because I don't sleep in my dirt......that's what we want to talk about?!? First off, to be clear...This is where I live: the PALISADES. This is where they burned down. I am living the consequences of their failures. That is my home. Any fire victim, if you ask them where they live, they say 'the Palisades.' Wherever they are right now is a temporary residence until they can figure out how to get back into their ASHES." Pratt's amused that critics have nothing else to attack him with beyond his current address and things he said or did on reality TV 20 years ago.

Spencer Pratt says the intense scrutiny over where he lives is just a distraction from the real issues: "They don't come after what I actually am saying: how dangerous it is for moms at the parks, on sidewalks, in front of schools...The mayor and her negligence burned 7,000 of my neighbors' houses down, [burned] 12 people alive, and because I don't sleep in my dirt......that's what we want to talk about?!? First off, to be clear...This is where I live: the PALISADES. This is where they burned down. I am living the consequences of their failures. That is my home. Any fire victim, if you ask them where they live, they say 'the Palisades.' Wherever they are right now is a temporary residence until they can figure out how to get back into their ASHES." Pratt's amused that critics have nothing else to attack him with beyond his current address and things he said or did on reality TV 20 years ago.

Julia 🇺🇸

36,683 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад