mightymosquito

Developer | Technical Architect | Husband | Indiehacker

#aws #kubernetes #python #golang #mongodb #flutter

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[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

Why am I impatient about starting a business right now, because failing right now does not frighten me more than being 10 years older and still being stuck in the same position

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

Starting a business is the most the difficult and rewarding process at the same time.

Waiting on the rewarding to roll in soon.

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

Using ChatGpt to teach myself typescript.

#ChatGPT #typescript #javascript

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@hiro_codes

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Hey #Indiehackers what your thoughts about dogfooding. Curious to know if anyone was able to use their own product to drive growth/features on their sass platform.

[Naval @naval]

The price of growth is outgrowing people.

[Naval @naval]

There’s a voice in your head that’s always talking.

Especially when talking about itself, it lies.

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@DanKulkov Growth

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

@theandreboso This is what EVERYONE seems to tell me. But what if reaching my problem's target audience is difficult or the business model for solving this problem just isn't viable.

Does it make sense to keep on trying to solve a hard problem or look somewhere else?

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

I think the most essential thing in life is consistency. It does not matter what you are doing, nothing beats effects compounding over time.

Do little if you have to, but do it everyday.

#buildinPublic #navalravikant #Saas

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@gouthamjay8 @mailboat_io I am working exactly on this problem.
Making scheduling workloads provisioning easier for developers.

Would you be open to a quick connection on zoom? I am quite familiar with the scheduling problem at scale and can share whatever I have learned so far.

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

@vaclavhodek That plus you are really writing to a column inside a row in Postgres.

Why add another construct(NoSQL) over another construct?!

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

Top 3 Databases to use when you developing your own saas:

1. MongoDB
2. DynamoDB
3. Cassandra

#BuildingInPublic #saas #indiehackers

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

@vaclavhodek I would not agree about the flexibility bit really. There is no concept of sparse keys in SQL dbs, and if you need to add a new column you probably need to write DDL for it.

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

@vaclavhodek Yeah I hear some very good things about the json support for postgres, but honestly, I'd rather just use a NoSQL DB to do NoSQL things.

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

@vaclavhodek 1. They are relatively easy to work with.
2. They help you iterate faster.
3. If you hit the jackpot and need to scale rapidly , then these databases can scaled up with relative ease.

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

What do you think is the most challenging thing about doing a Saas startup as a solo dev founder?

#BuildInPublic #saas

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

@brad_frost Awesome question

Can some tell me what are they using for graphs and charts in react??

[Marc Lou @marclou]

@VedikaBhaia fastest ways to feel uncomfortable:
- go to a club without drinking
- build a startup
- learn a new language

[mightymosquito @mightymosquito2]

@hellostartupla I agree. Education is not important, it is vital. But by education I don't mean the kind that gets you degree.

Education means to learn things continously. The ability to break it down to its first principles and reassemble it.