5 Product Lessons from the Success of the Arc Browser
What Arc got right about rethinking a product category everyone thought was settled.
Rémi de Juvigny
I'm a Product Engineer from France. I build open-source apps for developers. After five years at Strapi, I'm now working on Camox, an agent-native CMS framework.
I write about making products for the web, using technologies like TypeScript and AI.
Writing
End-to-end Type Safety with TypeScript and GraphQL
The tools you need to get a unique source of truth for your data models, and sync it across frontend and backend.
5 Tips to Keep a Clean Git History
Your project's Git history is a powerful time machine. Avoid flooding it with useless noise.
Use Backticks For All Your JS Strings
Template literals are the most powerful way to write strings in JavaScript. Here's how you can use them by default with ESLint.
Work
I'm building Camox full time.
Camox is my take on what a next-gen CMS should look like. One that unleashes the power of coding agents without generating slop. One that is opinionated, extensible, fully type-safe, all while providing full visual editing.
Previously engineer at Strapi, where I worked on growing the ecosystem, and building content management features like History and Preview.
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