I just hit 1 million subscribers today. I posted my first video 720 days ago. I was a fresh college grad who had moved from Illinois to Salt Lake City, and I had no idea what I was in for. I remember filming with a $30 webcam and no microphone. People in the comments were begging me to upgrade both. I even kept a towel under my keyboard so you wouldn’t hear me banging on the desk when I typed. Those early videos were rough, but people still watched. That meant the world to me. Since then, I've had some of my lowest lows and some of my highest highs. I've learned so much, met people I'm so grateful to know, and made plenty of mistakes along the way. Every day feels like a new adventure. I get to wake up excited to work, learn something new, and share it with people who are figuring things out alongside me. I feel really lucky to call that my job. To my parents, thank you for always being in my corner. Just knowing I have your support is all I really need. Jon Morrow, thank you for being the first person to join the team, becoming a mentor to me, and helping me figure out who I want to be. Yash Chauhan, you’ve been here since around 8,000 subscribers. Thank you for caring so much about this community long before it was ever your job. To my family and friends, thank you for being there through all of it. To the entire AIS team, I appreciate you all more than you know. And to everyone who's spent part of their day watching my videos, thank you. Hearing that something I shared helped you build something or take a chance on yourself makes my day. I still have so, so much to learn and so much growing to do. I know there are plenty more mistakes ahead, too. But I'm excited to wake up tomorrow, see what the day throws at me, and try to tackle it as best as I can. Thank you for being part of these past two years. - Nate

I love seeing interactive 3D sites push the limits of Three.js as much as the next developer. But at the end of the day, function beats flashy, especially when working with traditional businesses that know their customer base well. Projects like this dental site demo prove that while creative designs look cool, building something that actually satisfies the client and serves their users is what matters most.

Finally wrapped up Day 4! I built a cool automation that delivers new leads every Sunday morning. It finds dental practices without websites, grabs Google speed/performance scores for practices that do have sites, and filters everyone based on their review counts.

I tested Fable 5.1 on animated website design and broke down what makes its best results feel polished instead of AI-generated. You’ll see how I use real design references, layered scroll effects, reusable skills, mobile checks, and screenshot-based verification to guide the build. I also compare Fable 5.1 with Fable 5 and share what changed in speed and cost across my tests. SCROLL-CRAFT SKILL

In this video, I break down 25 Grok Bot concepts you need to understand before building a team of autonomous agents. You’ll learn how bots use memory, computers, skills, routines, webhooks, and handoffs, plus how to monitor their work without losing visibility or control.