One thing I'm learning while working on my own SaaS:
Writing code is rarely the hardest part.
It's making hundreds of small decisions without knowing if they're the right ones.
Architecture, UX, features, edge cases... there's always something to think about.
One thing I'm learning while working on my own SaaS:
Writing code is rarely the hardest part.
It's making hundreds of small decisions without knowing if they're the right ones.
Architecture, UX, features, edge cases... there's always something to think about.
После толку време правење веб-апликации, редно беше да си направам и вебсајт за себе. 😄
Место каде што споделувам нешто повеќе за мене, проектите на кои работам, книгите што ги читам и интересите надвор од програмирањето.
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Како ви изгледа? 🇲🇰
@axhiii88547 I personally find Vercel good if I work with Next.js everything is automaized there. But overall I have hosted more with Cloudflare/Cloudflare Pages, and I would say more cost effective.
I'm supposed to be doing the final E2E testing for my SaaS.
Instead, I've spent half the time improving things that were already working.
AI makes it way too easy to fall into the "one more improvement" rabbit hole.
At this rate I'll never ship 😂
I'm supposed to be doing the final E2E testing for my SaaS.
Instead, I've spent half the time improving things that were already working.
AI makes it way too easy to fall into the "one more improvement" rabbit hole.
At this rate I'll never ship 😂
AI makes me code faster.
But I’m starting to think the bottleneck isn’t writing code anymore. It’s reviewing and actually understanding everything AI wrote.
A few big prompts later and suddenly you’re catching up with your own codebase.
How are you guys dealing with this?
I used to consume a ton of content thinking I was learning.
consuming ≠ building.
So I stopped watching people build and started building my own B2B product around a real problem I’ve seen.
You learn 10x more by shipping than scrolling.
Will write more about my product soon.
Finally shipped my little corner of the internet.
https://t.co/nPJpaIVq5r
A place for my work, projects, stuff I read. Kept it simple, minimal, and very me.
If you're building software, startups, AI projects or anything interesting on the web, let's connect 🤝
Finally shipped my little corner of the internet.
https://t.co/nPJpaIVq5r
A place for my work, projects, stuff I read. Kept it simple, minimal, and very me.
If you're building software, startups, AI projects or anything interesting on the web, let's connect 🤝