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Podcast : Startups For the Rest of Us (LS 58 · TOP 0.5% what is this? ) Episode : Episode 825 | Talking Tailwind CSS and Founder Fitness (with Adam Wathan) Pub date : 2026-03-24 Get Podcast Transcript → powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarization What happens when AI starts competing with your open source business? In this episode, Rob Walling sits down with Adam Wathan, co-founder of Tailwind CSS, for a candid conversation about the dramatic revenue decline that forced Tailwind Labs to lay off most of their team. Adam shares the hard lessons learned from running a business based on one-time purchases, why he didn't see the slowdown coming, and how an honest podcast episode accidentally turned everything around. Then they switch gears entirely to talk about founder fitness: how Adam lost 70 pounds, his 15-minute weighted vest workouts, and why tracking strength gains can be more motivating than watching the scale. Episode Sponsor: Hiring engineers right now is kinda broken. AI resumes, fake profiles, people who look senior on paper but can't ship anything real. G2i cuts through all of that. They've pre-vetted over 8,000 engineers- not "we glanced at their GitHub" vetted, actually tested with live technical interviews. Contract or full-time- just tell them what you need and within days you're reviewing real candidates. And you get a risk-free trial. If it's not a fit, they'll replace the dev in 24 hours. G2i is trusted by companies like Meta, 1Password, and countless bootstrapped founders who need to move fast without making expensive mistakes. Get a 7-day free trial and $1,500 off when you mention Startups for the Rest of Us at https://www.g2i.co/rob ️ Want to attend their AI Miami in April? Use promo code use Rob50Off Topics we cover: (4:43) – Adam's history with Tailwind CSS (5:17) – Revenue decline and the "boiling frog" problem (8:30) – Making the hard decision to lay off the team (11:39) – The viral podcast episode and unexpected sponsors (13:07) – Should Tailwind have used recurring revenue? (21:20) – Enterprise pricing and team licenses (25:47) – What's next: Ui.sh and swimming downstream with AI (27:40) – Founder fitness: 15-minute weighted vest circuits (33:01) – Tracking strength gains as motivation (39:13) – Did getting fit make Adam a better founder? Links from the show: MicroConf Europe ┃Reykjavik, Iceland · Sept 21–23, 2026 Tailwind CSS Tailwind Labs ui.sh Adam's Morning Walk Podcast <a href="https://www.mybodytu

What happens when AI starts competing with your open source business? In this episode, Rob Walling sits down with Adam Wathan, co-founder of Tailwind CSS, for a candid conversation about the dramatic revenue decline that forced Tailwind Labs to lay off most of their team. Adam shares the hard lessons learned from running a business based on one-time purchases, why he didn't see the slowdown coming, and how an honest podcast episode accidentally turned everything around. Then they switch gears entirely to talk about founder fitness: how Adam lost 70 pounds, his 15-minute weighted vest workouts, and why tracking strength gains can be more motivating than watching the scale. Episode Sponsor: Hiring engineers right now is kinda broken. AI resumes, fake profiles, people who look senior on paper but can't ship anything real. G2i cuts through all of that. They've pre-vetted over 8,000 engineers- not "we glanced at their GitHub" vetted, actually tested with live technical interviews. Contract or full-time- just tell them what you need and within days you're reviewing real candidates. And you get a risk-free trial. If it's not a fit, they'll replace the dev in 24 hours. G2i is trusted by companies like Meta, 1Password, and countless bootstrapped founders who need to move fast without making expensive mistakes. Get a 7-day free trial and $1,500 off when you mention Startups for the Rest of Us at https://www.g2i.co/rob ️ Want to attend their AI Miami in April? Use promo code use Rob50Off Topics we cover: (4:43) – Adam's history with Tailwind CSS (5:17) – Revenue decline and the "boiling frog" problem (8:30) – Making the hard decision to lay off the team (11:39) – The viral podcast episode and unexpected sponsors (13:07) – Should Tailwind have used recurring revenue? (21:20) – Enterprise pricing and team licenses (25:47) – What's next: Ui.sh and swimming downstream with AI (27:40) – Founder fitness: 15-minute weighted vest circuits (33:01) – Tracking strength gains as motivation (39:13) – Did getting fit make Adam a better founder? Links from the show: MicroConf Europe ┃Reykjavik, Iceland · Sept 21–23, 2026 Tailwind CSS Tailwind Labs ui.sh Adam's Morning Walk Podcast <a href="https://www.mybodytutor.c

Aaron is joined this week by Adam Wathan to talk about everything from Disney Cruises to what he wants to do on YouTube and a whole lot more. Sponsored by Bento and WorkOS . Interested in sponsoring Mostly Technical? Head to https://mostlytechnical.com/sponsor to learn more. (00:00) - The Disney Debate (03:27) - Zero MRR (05:15) - YouTube Stuff (13:38) - Course Talk (23:33) - Competitive Advantage (42:48) - Building A Course Platform (52:59) - Tailwind's YouTube Strategy (01:23:31) - Nanny Talk Links: Disney Cruise Line Adam's tweet about $0 MRR 'Build UIs that don't suck' Tailwind Connect Miami Steve Schogar on YouTube teenage engineering

Ian is joined this week by Jack McDade, creator of Statamic, and a motley crew (John O'Nolan, Caleb Porzio, and Adam Wathan) to discuss what the future of Statamic might look like. Should the price change? Should it be open source? Who should it be marketed at? Does Statamic need an enterprise offering? All that & a ton more. Sponsored by LaraJobs & Screencasting.com. Interested in sponsoring Mostly Technical? Head to https://mostlytechnical.com/sponsor to learn more. Note: Recorded and streamed live on September 30th, 2024 Links: Jack McDade on Twitter John O'Nolan on Twitter Caleb Porzio on Twitter Adam Wathan on Twitter Jack's tweet that started this whole conversation Statamic Ghost Ghost's Kickstarter Statamic Starter Kits Flat Camp

Ian and Aaron are joined by Adam Wathan (our first returning guest!) to talk about Aaron's future plans for courses & consulting, Adam's plans for hiring at Tailwind, & a lot more. Sponsored by Laracasts , LaraJobs , & Screencasting.com . Send questions or feedback to mostlytechnicalpodcast@gmail.com. (00:00) - The Interloper (01:49) - Hiring at Tailwind (09:00) - Extra Effort Matters (19:47) - Magic Company Money (23:02) - Jerry Seinfeld's Voice (27:45) - Nothing Sexier Than a Database (43:49) - Taste as a Service (54:34) - Courses vs. Consulting (01:07:56) - The Aaron Francis Experience (01:13:33) - The Master Plan (01:28:53) - Price of Admission (01:33:17) - En Route To Mars Links: Subscribe to Laracasts ! Seriously. Adam's tweets announcing the Design Engineer & Staff Software Engineer jobs at Tailwind Adam's tweet about 90% of applicants not following instructions Test Driven Laravel Sandwich Video Kevin Shen's Dream Studio Course on lighting Jonathan Reinink on Twitter

Ian & Aaron are joined by Adam Wathan, founder of Tailwind, to discuss everything from the upcoming Tailwind Catalyst UI kit to hiring to a hypothetical Tailwind marketplace & more. Sponsored by LaraJobs & Screencasting.com . Sent questions or feedback to mostlytechnicalpodcast@gmail.com. (00:00) - Baby Check In (09:49) - Catalyst UI Kit (25:50) - Headless UI Update (32:52) - Hiring is a Hard Thing (45:38) - Rewriting Tailwind With...Rust? (52:03) - A Hypothetical Tailwind Marketplace (01:10:30) - "What do you want to do, Adam?" (01:18:42) - Could Adam hire somebody to run the business? Links: Adam Wathan on Twitter 12/4/23 Episode of Hackers Incorporated, Adam's podcast with Ben Orenstein Forced Colors Mode (Smashing Magazine) Tailwind UI All-Access Headless UI ThemeForest

In this episode, Jason, Chris, and Andrew are live at Rails World 2023 in Amsterdam, where they are joined by Adam Wathan, creator of Tailwind CSS. Today, they discuss the well-organized event, their excitement about being part of the Rails community, and Adam’s talk on making the most of Tailwind CSS for Rails developers. The conversation dives into topics like using Inertia with Rails, the challenges of creating accessible components, and the management of open source projects, all while shedding light on the nuances of web development. They also explore the pros and cons of using React and Vue.js in their projects, highlighting the flexibility and evolution of these frontend technologies. Press download now to hear much more! [00:01:01] Adam talks about being at his first-ever Rails conference he’s attending. [00:02:00] Adam discusses “Tailwind Connect,” an event that started as a team retreat and grew into a successful meetup. [00:04:38] Jason asks about Adam’s upcoming talk at the conference. He discusses the content of his talk, focusing on helping Rails developers make the most of TailwindCSS. [00:06:19] Jason inquires about using Laravel with Inertia, and Adam explains the benefits of Inertia, including how it preserves the monolithic feel of Rails while using React or Vue for the view layer. [00:10:46] Chris and Adam discuss the history and challenges of using Inertia in Rails and its potential advantages. They talk about the limitations of web components and styling issues when using Tailwind CSS. [00:13:50] Adam discusses the need for unstyled primitives with Stimulus or similar solutions to support keyboard navigation and accessibility, and the complexities of handling various scenarios and the need for continuous maintenance. [00:16:07] Chris appreciates the high quality of Tailwind CSS, and they discuss the challenge of managing criticism and maintaining high standards for open source projects. [00:19:02] Adam shares the company’s high standards for quality and handling GitHub issues, the ideal number of GitHub issues, and the importance of triaging effectively. [00:21:15] We hear how issues are categorized, including bug reports and feature requests. Chris and Adam discuss how to handle feature requests in GitHub repositories. The conversation shifts to the challenges of managing open source project, including handling issues and feature requests. [00:27:29] The discussion turns to implementing interactive frontend components without React, focusing on accessibility and keyboard navigation, and Adam brings up the “curse of React.” Then, Adam discusses the challenges of building frontend components in the context of a Rails project. [00:33:32] The conversation shifts to a comparison of React and Vue.js and why Adam leans towards using React in recent projects. Adam explains that his shift towards react began when they needed interactive components for Tailwind UI and React was chosen due to better support and expertise in the team. [00:35:35] Adam discusses the benefits of creating smaller components in React compared to Vue due to lower extraction costs. He also touches on the evolution of the React and Vue ecosystems, where it appears that Vue often follows in Reacts footsteps. [00:39:42] How much Laravel does Adam get to do these days? Adam mentions that while he doesn’t work with Laravel much these days, it is still the main technology for their primary web app. [00:41:38] Adam expresses his excitement about being a part of the Rails community, despite having written his first line of Rails code only recently. He appreciates the influence Rails has had on him and mentions how Rails played a crucial role in his journey of learning

Maintaining a CSS codebase can become chaotic pretty quickly and building a new stylesheet for every project can get tedious. Frameworks like Tailwind CSS were born to solve this problem. Adam Wathan, CEO of Tailwind Labs, built a "library-style CSS" for personal use and had no idea the concept would resonate with as many people as it did. When developers started asking him to share his library for them to use in their own projects, he got to work building out the framework. Two years after Tailwind CSS's launch, Adam released Headless UI to bring unstyled compatible UI components into the fold. Since then, it's sparked polarizing discourse between developers who either love it or hate it. In this episode, Chuck and Robbie talk to Adam about what motivated him to create Tailwind CSS, how Headless UI was born, why Tailwind is creating polarizing discourse among developers, and his powerlifting past. Key Takeaways [00:35] - An introduction to Adam Wathan. [01:55] - A whiskey review - W3WC Sagamore Rye Barrel Pick #001. [06:51] - Adam explains Tailwind CSS. [09:47] - The problems that inspired Adam to create Tailwind. [35:24] - How Headless UI fits into Tailwind. [41:09] - Whether Tailwind will support other frameworks in the future. [44:33] - Adam's powerlifting career. Quotes [16:47] - "I started noticing that the only things that really survived every port were the things that were lower and lower level. Something like a class that adds margin left to something that's useful in every project, but a button might look different in every project." ~ Adam Wathan [https://twitter.com/adamwathan] [23:40] - "The main problem that Tailwind is ultimately trying to solve is giving inline style superpowers. It's not like inline styles are evil, it's like inline styles are awesome. Let's make them super awesome." ~ Adam Wathan [https://twitter.com/adamwathan] [24:10] - "To me, Tailwind is basically inline styles with a bunch of extra power bolted on." ~ Adam Wathan [https://twitter.com/adamwathan] Links Adam Wathan [https://adamwathan.me/] Adam Wathan Twitter [https://twitter.com/adamwathan] Adam Wathan LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-wathan-9418984a/?originalSubdomain=ca] Tailwind CSS [https://tailwindcss.com/] Tailwind UI [https://tailwindui.com/] Discord [https://discord.com/] CSS Zen Garden [http://www.csszengarden.com/] Nicolas Gallagher [https://nicolasgallagher.com/] Normalize CSS [https://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/] Bootstrap [https://getbootstrap.com/] Laravel [https://laravel.com/] Vue [https://vuejs.org/] React [https://reactjs.org/] Riverside [https://www.npmjs.com/~riverside] Chrome [https://www.google.com/chrome/] Stimulus [https://stimulus.hotwired.dev/reference/css-classes] Twitter [https://twitter.com/?lang=en] Select2 [https://select2.org/] BEM [https://getbem.com/] Atomic CSS [https://acss.io/] Markdown [https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax] Headless UI [https://headlessui.com/] Select2 [https://select2.org/] Svelte [https://svelte.dev/] Caleb Porzio [https://calebporzio.com/] Alpine JS [https://alpinejs.dev/] Solid JS [https://www.solidjs.com/]

Adam Wathan joins me again to talk about what it's like to run a massively popular open source software ( TailwindCSS )—the good, the bad, and everything in between. Brian and Adam's conversation was recorded on June 6, 2022.

Today Adam Wathan, creator of TailwindCSS , joins me to unpack the concept of open-source software as a thing on the internet - what it means to publish open source, contribute to OSS projects, and what it looks like to manage a massively popular and fast-growing project. Brian and Adam's conversation was recorded on April 18, 2022.

Adam Wathan , the creator of Tailwind CSS , joins full stack developers Ken Wheeler and Jared Palmer on The Undefined to talk about his path to becoming a developer, the big problems traditional CSS frameworks, what it's like to bootstrap a company, and the future of Tailwind. Featuring Adam Wathan - Twitter , Github , Website Ken Wheeler – Twitter , GitHub , Website Jared Palmer – Twitter , GitHub , Website Notes / Links Tailwind CSS : Utility-focused CSS Framework Tailwind UI : Pre-built Components and Snippets for Tailwind CSS Alpine.js Laravel PHP Framework Sponsor: Prisma As a frontend developer, if you want to become fullstack, you'll find that the hardest part of backend development is working with a database. Prisma is a next-generation ORM and database toolkit that makes working with databases easy and helps frontend developers become fullstack! Visit the prisma-examples repo for lots of ready-to-run starter projects with various frameworks and libraries, like Express, Apollo, NestJS or hapi. If you're a Next.js developer, be sure to visit prisma.io/nextjs to learn more about how easy it is to integrate Prisma in your Next.js apps! Prisma has a very active and welcoming community on Slack and on GitHub where you can find help for any questions about the Prisma ecosystem. ICYMI: The Undefined Shop We launched an online store! Checkout https://shop.undefined.fm for the dankest swag and accessories. 20% off all items during our Black Friday / Cyber Monday sale.

Learning how to test your applications can be overwhelming. In this episode, testing master Adam Wathan, author of TailwindCSS and host of Full Stack Radio, joins us in another role: The creator of Test-Driven Laravel. Learn about all the basics of automated testing, how to write and run tests in Laravel, and much more. Adam Wathan’s Twitter Account - https://twitter.com/adamwathan Adam’s Blog - https://adamwathan.me/ Tailwind - https://tailwindcss.com/ Tailwind UI - https://tailwindui.com/ Test Driven Laravel - https://course.testdrivenlaravel.com/ Test Driven Laravel Laracon Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdApmmK71WM&ab_channel=AdamWathan Dave Marshall - https://twitter.com/davedevelopment Mockery - http://docs.mockery.io/en/latest/ Mail Thief - https://github.com/tighten/mailthief Stripe - https://stripe.com/ Xdebug Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVfqfJ7-grk&ab_channel=MattStauffer Lies you’ve been told about testing - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdUKfbG713M R Spec Book - https://www.amazon.com/RSpec-Book-Behaviour-Development-Cucumber/dp/1934356379 Growing Object Oriented Software Guided by Tests book - http://www.growing-object-oriented-software.com/ Practical object oriented design in Ruby book - https://www.poodr.com/ Jason McCreary, Start Testing Your Laravel Applications - https://jasonmccreary.me/articles/start-testing-laravel/ Laravel Docs: Testing - https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/testing#introduction Laracasts - https://laracasts.com/skills/testing Ghosts of War, Slayer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU0RIt2TeSg&ab_channel=TheHeavyMetalHD The County Medical Examiners - https://thecountymedicalexaminers.bandcamp.com/ Fullstack Radio - https://fullstackradio.com/ Jack McDade - https://twitter.com/jackmcdade ----- Editing sponsored by Tighten ; transcript sponsored by Larajobs .

In this episode we welcome back a special guest, Adam Wathan, creator of Tailwind CSS. We find out some cool things that have happened in Tailwind, new things that have launched in Tailwind UI, and issues he ran into when building it. Adam tells us about a work system they use called the six-week cycle with a two-week cool down, which really helps with prioritizing things. We also talk with Adam about how he approaches building components in JavaScript libraries like Vue in an effort to apply some of that wisdom to ViewComponent. [00:04:26] Adam tells us all the cool things happening in Tailwind. [00:08:09] Jason wonders if Tailwind UI is considered early access. [00:10:52] Jason is curious to know when Adam comes across sites in the wild when he’s using the web, does he wonder if it’s Tailwind or Tailwind UI. [00:13:37] Adam talks about issues he ran into when building Tailwind UI. He also mentions another project that he hopes will be out by end of the year or early next year. [00:24:47] Chris wonders if Adam realized they were going to run into everybody wondering how to write the JavaScript for these components in Tailwind UI. [00:32:58] Adam tells us what his life is like now during the day since he’s taken on employees, and if he finds himself doing a lot more business work versus open source or Tailwind UI work. He talks about the “six-week cycle with a two-week cool down” that they have been doing at work. [00:40:18] Jason’s been using a lot of Tailwinds UI and a lot of Rails, and he is wondering what Adam’s approach is to building components in Vue and React. [00:49:46] Jason and Adam discuss table components and Adam mentions the Braid Design System and React Native Web. [00:57:34] Jason asks Adam if he has any bets on the new HEY technology that Basecamp is releasing. Panelists: Jason Charnes Andrew Mason Chris Oliver Guest: Adam Wathan Sponsor: Honeybadger Links: Adam Wathan Twitter Full Stack Radio-Podcast hosted by Adam Wathan Tables solution Braid Design System React Native for Web-GitHub Tailwind CSS Blog If you're interested in sponsoring future episodes, send an email to chris@gorails.com Chris Oliver X/Twitter Andrew Mason X/Twitter Jason Charnes X/Twitter

An interview with Adam Wathan, co-creator of the Tailwind CSS library and author and video producer. Adamwathan.me Test-Driven Laravel Refactoring to Collections Advanced Vue Component Design Tailwind CSS Alberta Oil Sands Reaper Conestoga College Vehikl Desire2Learn Tighten Nitpick CI Adam Wathan's $100k product launch Full-Stack Radio Mark Rippetoe - Starting Strength 5/3/1 Video of Adam lifting tons of weight 5/3/1 calculator Matt's WeightXReps Training Journal Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices in C# Adam on Twitter Refactoring UI ----- Editing sponsored by Tighten ; transcript sponsored by Larajobs .

Ben and Derrick are joined by guest Adam Wathan, an esteemed software developer, writer, speaker and entrepreneur from Ontario, Canada. He is the creator of Tailwind CSS, author of Refactoring to Collections and host of the Full Stack Radio podcast. Listen in as he shares how he built his own products over time and became an independent entrepreneur, and talks about his new project Tailwind CSS. Today’s Topics Include: Starting his first side projects and products Adam’s successful marketing channels and strategies Lessons learned from past product launches Experience with pricing plans and tiers Adam’s current projects and products, including Tailwind CSS CSS programming, utility and presentation If you’re enjoying the show please give us your ratings and reviews in iTunes . Links and resources: Tailwind CSS Test-Driven Laravel Refactoring to Collections Full Stack Radio Adam on Twitter @adamwathan The 30-Day Code Quality Challenge RefactoringRails.io Drip

Programmer, author, and teacher Adam Wathan stops by to talk about working in public, asking stupid questions, charting a weird career path, and dropping knowledge on your peers. Hit us up on Twitter: Fits and Starts: @fits_and_starts Daniel: @dcoulbourne John: @johnrudolphdrexLinks:Adam Wathan's WebsiteAdam Wathan (@adamwathan) | TwitterFull Stack RadioThe $61,392 Book Launch That Let Me Quit My JobFits and Starts: 13: Motivating an Animal (with Matt Stauffer)Tighten Co. Building KiteTailDavid Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) - WikipediaNirvana (band) - WikipediaPatrick McKenzie (@patio11) | TwitterScreenhero | Screen sharing for collaboration in teamsPaul Stanley dishes on KISS feuds and "painful" secrets - CBS NewsWWDC 2017: With the iMac Pro, Apple Rediscovers the Creative Class | WIREDTrickle-down workaholism in startups – Signal v. Noise

Programmer, author, and teacher Adam Wathan stops by to talk about working in public, asking stupid questions, charting a weird career path, and dropping knowledge on your peers. Hit us up on Twitter: Fits and Starts: @fits\_and\_starts Daniel: @dcoulbourne John: @johnrudolphdrex Special Guest: Adam Wathan. Links: - [Adam Wathan's Website](https://adamwathan.me/ "Adam Wathan's Website") - [Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) | Twitter](https://twitter.com/adamwathan "Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) | Twitter") - [Full Stack Radio](http://www.fullstackradio.com/ "Full Stack Radio") - [The $61,392 Book Launch That Let Me Quit My Job](https://adamwathan.me/the-book-launch-that-let-me-quit-my-job/ "The $61,392 Book Launch That Let Me Quit My Job") - [Fits and Starts: 13: Motivating an Animal (with Matt Stauffer)](http://fitsandstarts.fm/13-motivating-an-animal "Fits and Starts: 13: Motivating an Animal (with Matt Stauffer)") - [Tighten Co.](https://tighten.co/ "Tighten Co. ") - [Building KiteTail](https://building.kitetail.co/ "Building KiteTail") - [David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Heinemeier_Hansson "David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) - Wikipedia") - [Nirvana (band) - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana_(band) "Nirvana (band) - Wikipedia") - [Patrick McKenzie (@patio11) | Twitter](https://twitter.com/patio11?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor "Patrick McKenzie (@patio11) | Twitter") - [Screenhero | Screen sharing for collaboration in teams](https://screenhero.com/ "Screenhero | Screen sharing for collaboration in teams") - [Paul Stanley dishes on KISS feuds and "painful" secrets - CBS News](http://www.cbsnews.com/news/paul-stanley-on-band-feuds-fame-and-kiss-secrets/ "Paul Stanley dishes on KISS feuds and ") - [WWDC 2017: With the iMac Pro, Apple Rediscovers the Creative Class | WIRED](https://www.wired.com/2017/06/apple-rediscovers-creative-class/ "WWDC 2017: With the iMac Pro, Apple Rediscovers the Creative Class | WIRED") - [Trickle-down workaholism in startups – Signal v. Noise](https://m.signalvnoise.com/trickle-down-workaholism-in-startups-a90ceac76426 "Trickle-down workaholism in startups – Signal v. Noise")

Programmer, author, and teacher Adam Wathan stops by to talk about working in public, asking stupid questions, charting a weird career path, and dropping knowledge on your peers. Hit us up on Twitter: Fits and Starts: @fits_and_starts Daniel: @dcoulbourne John: @johnrudolphdrex Special Guest: Adam Wathan. Links: Adam Wathan's Website Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) | Twitter Full Stack Radio The $61,392 Book Launch That Let Me Quit My Job Fits and Starts: 13: Motivating an Animal (with Matt Stauffer) Tighten Co. Building KiteTail David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) - Wikipedia Nirvana (band) - Wikipedia "Nirvana (band) - Wikipedia") Patrick McKenzie (@patio11) | Twitter Screenhero | Screen sharing for collaboration in teams Paul Stanley dishes on KISS feuds and "painful" secrets - CBS News WWDC 2017: With the iMac Pro, Apple Rediscovers the Creative Class | WIRED Trickle-down workaholism in startups – Signal v. Noise

Adam just had an incredible launch for his course Test Driven Laravel. Listen to all the details: from waiting list numbers, to actual revenue numbers. When we last chatted with Adam Wathan he'd just launched his first book . His next project is a course called Test Driven Laravel . You won't believe his launch results! Show notes Adam Wathan's blog Adam's course: Test Driven Laravel Follow Adam on Twitter: @adamwathan Follow Justin on Twitter: @mijustin