@faqdev Building a SaaS in a month is one thing. Getting people to care about it is another.
While building easystack, I've realized how hard it is to get users to engage, share feedback, and help shape the product.
How do you build a community when nobody knows you exist yet?
One thing weโve been thinking about while building easystack
Why should clients need a developer just to update static content?
We're exploring simpler editing flows and live previews to make content updates less dependent on code changes and deployments
#freelancers#indiedev
@dovrikson That's a really good point! I'll explore adding a 'Preview Changes' button that takes clients directly to the lower environment to see how their changes look on the actual website before publishing it to production.
A peek at easystack in development ๐
Content feeds & release management are taking shape.
Building toward one goal: helping freelancers give clients more control, with less dependency on developers.
More to come. ๐
#BuildInPublic#freelancers#IndieDevelopers#Startups
@ArnavSandhu10 Weโre building easystack to help freelancers let clients manage website/app content themselves, without depending on developers for every small update. Weโre taking an AI-first approach to content and localization, with many more features planned ahead.
@ArnavSandhu10 Love what youโre building! Weโre struggling with creating consistent content for our own product too, so I can definitely relate to the problem. I think this is a great initiative, especially for indie developers๐
Hi #developers
easystack v0 is 90% done
Now we need to deploy:
โข Frontend + backend
โข SQL database
โข Redis
โข S3 storage
โข Queue + workers
Bootstrapped with almost zero budget ๐
Any tips for hosting this stack free or cheap for a year?
#BuildInPublic#CloudEngineering
Solo devs ๐
Would you use one platform to manage:
๐ App content
๐ AI-powered translations
๐ฉ Feature flags
๐ Content releases
๐ Remote configs
One place. Less scattered tooling.
Would this solve a real problem for you?
#BuildInPublic#freelancers#WebDevelopers
Hey @X ๐
I'm building easystack and looking to connect with people who've built communities for early-stage SaaS products.
If you've grown a community from zero, I'd love to learn from your experience!
Who should I follow? ๐ค
#BuildInPublic#CommunityBuilding
@Guronnimo Building easystack, helping teams manage their app's static content, AI translations, versions, and releases in one place. ๐
https://t.co/QubphT5SPS
Freelancers & indie devs ๐
Iโm building easystack to simplify content, versions, approvals, localization & releases.
If you could add one feature to a CMS, what would it be?
Iโm building based on your answers.
https://t.co/QubphT5SPS
#FreelanceDev#WebDev#BuildInPublic
@simeonGriggs@adamwathan We are exploring this space while building easystack. Whatโs one feature you wish every headless CMS had that most of them are missing?
A CMS can manage your content.
But what happens after it changes?
Who reviewed it? Whatโs approved? Which version is live?
Thatโs the problem weโre building easystack around.
https://t.co/QubphT5SPS
#BuildInPublic#SaaS
Managing translations shouldnโt mean chasing JSON files, PRs, and messages.
Weโre building easystack to bring content, translations, teams, and AI-assisted localization into one streamlined workspace.
Still figuring things out. Building in public.
#buildinpublic#cms
Weโre building EasyStack โ a simpler way to manage content, localization, and releases.
Weโre just getting started. Follow along as we build it in public.
๐ https://t.co/QubphT5SPS
#BuildInPublic#SaaS#Localization