@fetchmaj It's going to take a while for people to switch. Google has everything now; they just wait for others to launch, then they can launch theirs.
90% of founders are losing big by not pitching their product online
But, How do you Pitch Your Startup online?
- Find a community ie #pitchyourstartup or #startupcommunity
- Share what your building that mean the name, founder, objective
- Share the problem you're solving
- Share how you're better than the current solutions
- Share your growth strategies
- You can also share your current financials
The list is endless; The Key is use every avenue you can to push your products to people
Flask is fun. FastAPI is fast.
But Django? Django is complete.
- Authentication
- ORM
- admin panel
- routing,
- Auth and user management
- and more middlewares
All in one place. You don’t need 10 packages to build.
It’s battle-tested. Agree or disagree?
Django teaches you discipline.
Its structure forces you to think in systems, not files.
Its ORM forces you to respect data.
Its simplicity forces you to focus on logic, not hype.
That’s why I stick with it:
Not because it’s easy,
but because it’s complete.
VS Code isn’t the only editor worth trying
ightweight Text Editors
Zed: Native, blazing-fast, minimal. Perfect for focus mode.
Sublime Text: The OG of speed and simplicity.
Vim / Neovim: If you love efficiency, this is your dojo.
Notepad++: Lightweight classic for quick edit
VS Code isn’t the only editor worth trying
ightweight Text Editors
Zed: Native, blazing-fast, minimal. Perfect for focus mode.
Sublime Text: The OG of speed and simplicity.
Vim / Neovim: If you love efficiency, this is your dojo.
Notepad++: Lightweight classic for quick edit