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Presented by Replay (codetv.link/replay) — The promise of AI is that anyone can build anything at any time. But is build really better than buy? That’s what we’re here to find out. Join your host Kedasha Kerr for episode 4 of _The Greenfield Games_.
A core challenge for companies is figuring out how to keep track of notes, projects, planning documents, and all the other information that teams need to share for healthy collaboration. Collaboration platforms like Notion provide a central hub for a company’s shared knowledge, but seat-based pricing can become a huge cost center.
Your challenge today is to build a collaboration platform. You are not going to be building a Notion clone; what we want to see is how teams can leverage modern tools to solve the same set of challenges Notion solves, but in a way that’s custom-tuned for your team’s working style.
# THE DEVELOPERS
*Team 1: The Unpromptables*
Mathias Biilmann: linkedin.com/in/mathias-biilmann-christensen-a5a3805
Dana Lawson: linkedin.com/in/dglawson
Jack Herrington @jherr: linkedin.com/in/jherr
*Team 2: Shipstorm*
Nolan Makatche: linkedin.com/in/nolan-mak
David Sadofsky: linkedin.com/in/davidsadofsky
Matthew Elder: linkedin.com/in/matthewelder
# THE JUDGES
Jamie Turner: linkedin.com/in/jamwt
Max Brunsfeld: linkedin.com/in/max-brunsfeld-12528840
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Chapters:
0:00 In this episode...
0:45 Meet the judges and teams
1:21 How Replay helps you build with AI agents
2:30 Challenge rules
3:30 Build session starts
3:50 Judges breakdown: what makes Linear a good app?
5:31 Teams continue building
8:33 Kedasha checks in
10:10 Judges breakdown: what makes an app feel "production ready"?
11:15 Kedasha reveals a twist in the challenge
11:38 Final stretch for the devs
16:45 Judges review the apps
21:58 Winner reveal and scorecard update
22:06 Credits and outtakes
Presented by Replay (codetv.link/replay) — The promise of AI is that anyone can build anything at any time. But is build really better than buy? That’s what we’re here to find out. Join your host Kedasha Kerr for episode 4 of _The Greenfield Games_.
A core challenge for companies is figuring out how to keep track of notes, projects, planning documents, and all the other information that teams need to share for healthy collaboration. Collaboration platforms like Notion provide a central hub for a company’s shared knowledge, but seat-based pricing can become a huge cost center.
Your challenge today is to build a collaboration platform. You are not going to be building a Notion clone; what we want to see is how teams can leverage modern tools to solve the same set of challenges Notion solves, but in a way that’s custom-tuned for your team’s working style.
# THE DEVELOPERS
*Team 1: The Unpromptables*
Mathias Biilmann: linkedin.com/in/mathias-biilmann-christensen-a5a3805
Dana Lawson: linkedin.com/in/dglawson
Jack Herrington @jherr: linkedin.com/in/jherr
*Team 2: Shipstorm*
Nolan Makatche: linkedin.com/in/nolan-mak
David Sadofsky: linkedin.com/in/davidsadofsky
Matthew Elder: linkedin.com/in/matthewelder
# THE JUDGES
Jamie Turner: linkedin.com/in/jamwt
Max Brunsfeld: linkedin.com/in/max-brunsfeld-12528840
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*Become a CodeTV supporter* to get early access to new videos, exclusive bonus content, and other perks. Join us in building a happier, healthier, friendlier web dev community!
Details: https://codetv.dev/support
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Chapters:
0:00 In this episode...
0:45 Meet the judges and teams
1:21 How Replay helps you build with AI agents
2:30 Challenge rules
3:30 Build session starts
3:50 Judges breakdown: what makes Linear a good app?
5:31 Teams continue building
8:33 Kedasha checks in
10:10 Judges breakdown: what makes an app feel "production ready"?
11:15 Kedasha reveals a twist in the challenge
11:38 Final stretch for the devs
16:45 Judges review the apps
21:58 Winner reveal and scorecard update
22:06 Credits and outtakes







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