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Why I Migrated My Bare React Native App to Expo (And What Most Guides Don’t Tell You)
In less than a week, I converted a legacy React Native application that was more than six years old to Expo. Without starting from scratch, I managed in-app purchases, moved to a more contemporary CI/CD setup with EAS, removed more than 150k lines of native code, and even managed native widgets.
By Julie Grantabout a year ago in 01
How to Make $300/Day with AI
The AI gold rush is here, and it’s creating new millionaires every single day. As we speak, entire industries are collapsing, jobs are being replaced, and the economy is shifting in real time. But if you’re like 99% of people, it’s very likely that you’re still sleeping on this generational opportunity.
By Rayyan Joseph about a year ago in 01
Struggling with Voiceovers and Editing?
Whether you’re a solo entrepreneur, a passionate content creator, or part of a fast-moving marketing team, one truth has become unavoidable: video is the language of the internet. It captures attention, builds trust, and communicates more in 30 seconds than a blog post might in 5 minutes.
By Scott Rossabout a year ago in 01
Understanding Snowboard Binding Angles: How Setup Impacts Comfort and Control
When it comes to snowboard performance, most riders think about board type, boot fit, or edge sharpness, but binding angles often get overlooked. The way you angle your bindings has a big impact on how you ride. It affects your stance, turning ability, comfort, and how pressure transfers through your board. Whether you’re a beginner or dialing in your setup for a specific style of riding, understanding binding angles is key to maximizing both control and comfort.
By Shawn Bodayabout a year ago in 01
How To Hire The Right Zoho Partner In Australia?
In today’s business landscape, finding the right partner can be a difficult task. It is an unsaid investment for your future business endeavors. Zoho's comprehensive suite of operations has become a popular choice for businesses of all sizes. Still, the success of your Zoho perpetration frequently hinges on partnering with the right Zoho adviser or agency. This guide will help you navigate the process of finding and hiring the right Zoho partner in 2025.
By Flexbox Digitalabout a year ago in 01
Dify vs Coze: Which One Actually Clears Your Head?
A few months ago, I hit a wall. Not because I wasn’t working — I had plenty going on — but because everything felt stuck. I was halfway into building automations, juggling docs, scripts, and reminders, but none of it actually worked. It wasn’t a lack of tools. It was a lack of clarity.
By Scott Rossabout a year ago in 01
Meet Zuckerberg's brand-new AI dream team
🚀 Meta Superintelligence Labs: The Vision On June 30, 2025, Mark Zuckerberg publicly announced the launch of Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL)—a newly minted division under Meta Platforms with a singular mission: build “personal superintelligence for everyone.” Comprising talent-pooled researchers and engineers from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, Sesame AI, and more, MSL represents Meta’s strategic escalation in the AI arms race .
By Waseem Khan about a year ago in 01
AI voice startup ElevenLabs pushes global expansion as it gears up for an IPO
LONDON — ElevenLabs, a London-based startup that specializes in generating synthetic voices through artificial intelligence, has revealed plans to be IPO-ready within five years. The company told CNBC it is targeting major global expansion as it prepares for an initial public offering. “We expect to build more hubs in Europe, Asia and South America, and just keep scaling,” Mati Staniszewski, ElevenLabs’ CEO and co-founder, told CNBC in an interview at the firm’s London office. He identified Paris, Singapore, Brazil and Mexico as potential new locations. London is currently ElevenLabs’ biggest office, followed by New York, Warsaw, San Francisco, Japan, India and Bangalore. Staniszewski said the eventual aim is to get the company ready for an IPO in the next five years. “From a commercial standpoint, we would like to be ready for an IPO in that time,” he said. “If the market is right, we would like to create a public company … that’s going to be here for the next generation.” Undecided on location Founded in 2022 by Staniszewski and Piotr Dąbkowski, ElevenLabs is an AI voice generation startup that competes with the likes of Speechmatics and Hume AI. The company divides its business into three main camps: consumer-facing voice assistants, integrations with corporates such as Cisco, and tailor-made applications for specific industries like health care. Staniszewski said the firm hasn’t yet decided where it could list, but that this decision will largely rest on where most of its users are located at the time. “If the U.K. is able to start accelerating,” ElevenLabs will consider London as a listing destination, Staniszewski said. The city has faced criticisms from entrepreneurs and venture capitalists that its stock market is unfavorable toward high-growth tech firms. For example, Deliveroo, whose shares tanked nearly 30% when the company went public, was recently acquired by U.S. food delivery rival DoorDash for close to $4 billion. Meanwhile, British money transfer firm Wise last month said it plans to move its primary listing location to the U.S., Fundraising plans ElevenLabs was valued at $3.3 billion following a recent $180 million funding round. The company is backed by the likes of Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia Capital and ICONIQ Growth, as well as corporate names like Salesforce and Deutsche Telekom . Staniszewski said his startup was open to raising more money from VCs, but it would depend on whether it sees a valid business need, like scaling further in other markets. “The way we try to raise is very much like, if there’s a bet we want to take, to accelerate that bet [we will] take the money,” he said.
By Waseem Khan about a year ago in 01
