Twitter

Obviously, this app idea wouldn't have been possible with X and it's amazing community. Specially, the web3 community.

We couldn't do most of this without our wonderful community on X! We appreciate our community immensely, as well as the wealth of knowledge, information and connection that X provides.

The platform where we built in public for 20+ days. Shared every bug fix, feature decision, and milestone. The community support was incredible.

X (Twitter build-in-public) was where I shared my dev journey with the world. I posted regular updates about milestones, like finishing a level or nailing an animation, using hashtags like #gamedev and #buildinpublic. The feedback from the X community was gold, and connecting with other indie devs kept me motivated.

Most social platforms are limited or controlled — filled with ads, algorithm bias, and strict verification barriers. ZividaX is built to be open, simple, and user-first — with features like direct wallet donations, privacy-first design, and instant interactions. It’s more than an app — it’s a movement towards authentic, ad-free, and rewarding social media.

I used their API which is very simple to use. Just watch out for the api usage it can go quick if your not careful.

An unhinged platform where you can post pretty much anything without many repercussions. The only downside? Character limits.

X/Twitter is our best distribution + feedback loop for devs. Build-in-public threads reach the exact audience dealing with app submission review pain, and real-time replies shape the product far faster than LinkedIn/Reddit. For us, it consistently converts attention into qualified waitlist signups.

Used X (Twitter) to build early buzz and connect with testers. Sharing sneak peeks and engaging with devs helped shape Mobile View Switcher before launch. Real-time feedback was gold.

Twitter is a dynamic platform for real-time news, discussions, and trends. It excels in delivering instant updates and fostering conversations, making it a go-to for breaking news, entertainment, and networking. The character limit encourages concise and engaging content, but the fast-paced nature can sometimes feel overwhelming. Algorithm changes, ad placements, and moderation policies have sparked debates, yet Twitter remains a powerful tool for those who want to stay informed and connected.

Twitter is a fast-paced social media platform known for real-time updates, trending topics, and public conversations. It’s great for news, networking, and engaging with communities through tweets, hashtags, and threads. Businesses and influencers benefit from its reach, while features like Spaces and polls enhance interaction. However, algorithm changes, content moderation issues, and misinformation can be drawbacks. Despite this, its simplicity and immediacy make it a go-to platform for staying informed and sharing thoughts with the world.

I really appreciate Twitter’s retweet function, but I sometimes feel like conversations get lost in all the retweets. Does anyone else feel like it's hard to keep track of threads after they go viral?

Twitter operates in real-time, which makes it great for immediate interactions. You can quickly get feedback, answers to questions, and engage with your community as soon as your product goes live