Pull Panda
A delightful way to review code
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Pull Panda is a desktop app for reviewing GitHub pull requests. We built it because cramming code reviews into a browser tab, squeezed between Slack and Jira, makes it hard to give changes the attention they deserve. Pull Panda runs alongside your existing GitHub workflow and gives the review itself a dedicated space. You get room to read diffs properly, easier navigation between files, and an interface built around the way reviews actually happen instead of one that treats them like an afterthought.
We don't replace GitHub. Pull Panda plugs into the workflow you already use and make the day-to-day parts faster. Comments stay organized, so important feedback doesn't get buried under nitpicks. Large PRs become navigable instead of overwhelming. Context from the author travels with the code, so reviewers spend less time guessing at intent. The result is reviews that catch real issues, conversations that improve the code, and a process that feels collaborative instead of adversarial.
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I did that for like almost two years and only recently I was thinking maybe it's time to switch because me showing up and do the teaching four times a year in the same format I don't think that's a good use of my time so I switched to using a very interactive way to do video lessons
Stop repeating cohorts — they're for discovery, not delivery
After 2 years and 8+ cohorts of the same material, Kevon switched to interactive video. The pattern: cohorts are great for discovering what your students need (questions, confusion, gaps) but they're a bad long-term delivery model — you're paid hourly while teaching the same curriculum repeatedly. Use 2-3 cohorts to surface the canonical content, then codify into self-serve video, then layer interactivity (Loom comments, community posts, embedded challenges) on top.
I now have an email list of 1.2 million Christians...Meta has this beautiful thing called lookalike audiences Makes it so much easier for me to get now a low cost per install...You're just going to create a new app and just put it into the same funnel that you have And then you can also cross-ell within your apps
Compound A Niche Email List So Every Launch Gets Cheap Meta Installs
Lots only builds in one niche (Christian apps) so every launch compounds the same audience asset. A 1.2M email list feeds Meta lookalike audiences for cheap installs, his other apps cross-promote each new launch for free, and audience-building stops being a one-off cost — it becomes a moat across flips.
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