The morning weather feels tentative, like it woke up without a plan. Clouds hang around doing very little, just enough to be noticed. The temperature sits in a comfortable middle ground that avoids strong opinions. A light breeze moves through now and then, mostly for effect. Sunlight shows up briefly, then disappears like it forgot something. The air smells clean, but not in a dramatic way. People dress in layers, just in case the sky changes its mind. It is the kind of weather that makes walks feel optional, not urgent. Nothing extreme happens, which is sort of the point. By evening, the day settles quietly, leaving no strong memories behind.

The code is out there for Bring Your Own Domain... just have some more tests to run, then it'll be ready for use

Have a crush on a skooler? Yeah, we all do... Now you can do something about it! Log in to skoolbus.io to send crushes (3 per day for Skool tools members, 1 per week for everyone else). Only Skool Tools members can see who has a crush on them! Send a crush to ANYONE on Skool, even if they don’t have a SkoolBus account yet (However, people need a SkoolBus account to get alerted for now. So, maybe your wing person can give them a heads up?) Made with ❤️, Joe

Can't wait to do it again real soon! Sorry @Jenna Ostrye and @Evelyn Weiss , y'all got butchered lol

In software dev there’s the concept of “backend” vs. “front end” developer. Front end peeps focus on the UI and user experience typically. However, the front end gets its information from the backend (databases, APIs, etc). Some people are called “full stack” which means they know both. Here’s an example of a typical backend developer.