I’ve chosen three criteria by which you can compare business ideas to start working on them: - Desire and passion - Market knowledge - Skillset In other words: want, know, can.
Aside from that, I've been cleaning up the codebase because it is still really messy from when I was running EC2/SQLite. Need to change some basic bits on all the endpoints to account for the Aurora Data API. #indiehacker
Side projects are great to work on since they let you tackle new and different problems. It can be tough to find time to work on them but breaking it up into smaller tasks makes it so much easier.
50$ in the first month, trying to build tiktoka toolkit in open source and provide commercial one at the same time, using github sponsor as revenue collecting tools github.com/sponsors/wangh…
4 days later and I'm finally done with my cleanup! In the end I've removed ~5 million files that were no longer being used since I first started @thedailysmark 3 years ago.
I bet you can sell hammers a lot better if your shop also sells nails.
Working on a free template to manage emails in #Notion so @taskrobin users won't have to make a dashboard from scratch themselves once TaskRobin saves their emails in Notion
I spent today focused on fixing bugs in my fitness testing Apple Watch app beeptestwatch.com. I've also made a lot of progress on the iPhone version which is coming soon. Here are May's stats for the Watch only.
After 3 years of hard work, I’ve 2x’ed my previous salary at Apple doing a mix of consulting and indie hacking. This is the freedom I had been longing for 🙂
Core functionality is built. Some responsive adjustments are needed and I still need to build the subscription management end of things- leveraging @stripe of course.
One of my habbits as a developer is to leave TODOs in the codebase, a virtual highlighters for all the readers out there. In the last 3 hours, I've fixed and deleted 12 such Todos for the ThePostRoster.com
One of my habbits as a developer is to leave TODOs in the codebase, a virtual highlighters for all the readers out there. In the last 3 hours, I've fixed and deleted 12 such Todos for the ThePostRoster.com
#indiehacker and #buildinpublic twitter: what's the best solopreneur, super light weight CRM? I think mainly looking for 1. built into Gmail, 2. link & open tracking. Open to changing my workflow though.
I just sent out emails to the users who have expressed interest in ThePostRoster.com with a unique pre-release link. If you haven't already - now is the time.
1/N I'm adding final touches to the landing page of thepostroster.com. For others out there, commiting, publically really works. I was almost on the verge of spending another day on making site responsive...
📢 Update, Day 4/7 1/N Mistake Story: For ThePostRoster.com I worked on building the core feature first to validate the idea "Can I provide this at scale, for free?" This is the whole point for me, my goal is to build a nework..
As we get near to the launch of ThePostRoster.com, I'm excited to be able to release the tool to few beta users and gather feedback. If you have not got yourself in the waiting list, please do...
Here's what you will be able to do with ThePostRoster.com on Day 1: 1. Compose Tweets and Twitter Threads 2. Format the individual tweets with various templates 3. Post to Twiter immedialy or schedule it
Timeist is a time blocking app with a minimalist look & feel, only time blocking one day at a time, customizable intervals and is easy to organize without overlapping. timeist.vercel.app
I'm currently diving into @figma plugins and their API for @widgetwhale. Basically, it should be just a plugin for pairing with the web app and adding widgets to it.