I started from absolute zero
No coding skills
Just decided to learn programming and document
everything publicly
No idea yet what I'll build.
But I'll figure it out along the way
Follow along 👇
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Hot take: most people don’t need a SaaS idea. They need to get annoyed at the same thing twice and actually write it down.
That’s it. That’s the whole “idea generation” process nobody tells you about.
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@PiyuCodes Renaissance Technologies isn’t ‘nobody’ — it’s arguably the best-paying, most secretive trading firm out there. Is that a downgrade or the actual endgame?
Learned how Bubble Groups work today — containers that control layout, visibility, and (if you set it up) data.
Small win, but it's clicking now. Building a SaaS with no code, one block at a time.
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@jack_startup Depends what “ever” actually means — if it’s true, $1M for a business that’s already peaked is an easy yes. But how do you actually know you’ve hit your ceiling? That premise feels impossible to verify in advance.
@ZenModeJon Solid climb, especially that curve from $500 to $1.3k. What moved the needle most recently — new channel, pricing, or churn finally stabilizing?
@shownotover com for trust, .ai if the product is genuinely AI-first — otherwise .ai reads as a trend-chase. Curious if you’ve seen this actually affect conversion, or is it mostly a vibes thing?
Some interesting info. Do you agree with her?
AI may not create a successful strategy, but it can help develop ideas, analyze trends, and simplify routine work.
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@Its_lakshya_ai Honestly yes, but flexbox took me way longer to “click” than I expected 😅 Curious — when you build without a framework, do you find yourself writing the same CSS patterns over and over, or do you keep a personal snippet library for stuff like navbars?
@enkrataX Not shipping code yet — still in the pain-log/validation phase before I start building. Following builders like you for the reality check on what actually matters once you start. What’s been the hardest part of Enkrata so far — retention or acquisition?