@plutoxi
I'm a self taught programmer wanting to use my skill set to help people's passion projects come to life. There's nothing cooler than seeing ideas come to life. Here to learn, grow, and help others do the same. Open source enthusiast and privacy advocate.
I'm curious what groups use discord and hubspot. I've done a whopping 0 amount of research on this. You could try to partner with any organizations that focus on community. (community managers, game devs & publishers, etc.) Best of luck with Conncord, it looks great so far
It's not the same genre but Porter Robinson sends me into the flow state super quickly and in my opinion has some of the best music to work to. Lyrics can tend to distract me though so I try to stick to stuff without it.
In my opinion learning how to code something takes an incredible amount of time and effort and with that comes pride in the medium. Some may see no-code as "cheating" since it can hide complexity. At the end of the day though it's just problem solving whether it's via a text editor or a gui.
That is so cool. I definitely need to up my game when it comes to ci/cd, Glu seems awesome. Can I ask what you used to record this video?
Im not so worried with image but more so that some may not want to put in effort to convert tokens to local currency. Mentors can charge for their time or Im sure you can attract mentors via community (professional growth, flexible engagement, etc.) Learning by teaching is a great way to learn/grow
Mentors are great! The one's I've had have seriously helped me and I think those relationships are extremely valuable. I'm curious if you would consider alternatives to crypto for making it worthwhile for mentors/mentees. I have no research to back it up but I wonder if crypto would limit interest.
I am right there with you haha, I've been a serial lurker forever. Bluesky is one of the only platforms I interact with. Build in public is awesome, hopefully your project gets eyes!
Hey Joash! Welcome 😄 Do you have a site or anything for your project? I'd like to know more about it, AI relocation sounds interesting!
I personally wouldn't mind it, but I would want to reduce friction as much as possible for an audience. So if your main goal is getting people on your waitlist, I would keep the email just so it's one click rather than two. BUT you could run tests with your designs and see which one works best 😄
A for sure, I agree with Johnny. That call to action is one of the most important things on a page
Question for the #buildinpublic folk. How are you currently sustaining yourself? (working on your projects on the side while maintaining a job, living off of savings, making a living off of your project already, etc.) Advice is appreciated! 😄
How are you liking nextjs??
Also just a heads up, not sure if it's intentional but the features link in your headers don't seem to go anywhere or scroll to an element id. At least on firefox.
This is such a cool landing page, the copy/images are awesome! In my opinion it covered pretty much everything I needed to know about the product as I scrolled and handled objections really well.
I'm of the belief web design is for problem solving rather than for pure art. If you work on the basics (layout, typography, colors, hierarchy) the aesthetics should be set. Take a look at your niches most visited sites, chances are it's not the prettiest thing but is useful and that gets visits 😄
I really like this guide from ahrefs, it's up there on the most quality ones I've found that are free. ahrefs.com/seo
Hey Arman! Google indexing can be weird. I've had luck with having a sitemap, robots.txt, semantic html, and meta tags. I'd make sure the structure is all set first (broken links, validated sitemap, etc.) and if that doesn't work it could be a content thing.
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It looks like the peeps here have been using this feed as a work around. If you reply to any post with a pushpin (📌) It should show up on this feed. bsky.app/profile/did:... 😄
You can set your domain as your handle 😄 bsky.social/about/blog/4...
Definitely! Bluesky doesn't seem to be very algorithm focused so I've been trying to find my people by looking at the feeds that interest me, hashtags and the starterpacks. A fellow #buildinpublic creator made a directory maybe some of the iOS devs here are cool! blueskydirectory.com/starter-pack...
For sure! I'll keep an eye out 😄
Hey Gonzalo, welcome to bluesky! The community here seems so vibrant/fun so far, I'm sure you'll find cool people. The only experience I've had on mobile is with flutter, but it's a cool space! I'm trying to build a studio that helps people make things that make them happy without exorbitant costs.
Hey this sounds like a really cool tool! I have some merch manufacturers in my circle and this could totally be useful for their customers. I'm looking forward to see where this goes! Best of luck friend
What!? This looks so cool! good luck with this project. I'm excited to see where this goes. Please keep us updated, this could totally help a ton of people
I think one of the more fun projects out there are setting up home automation. I've heard plenty of amazing things about Home Assistant but haven't had the time to dig into it. It's on the todo list! www.home-assistant.io
Vim is awesome! I haven't used it for music but that sounds like a fun project. If you ever have to modify something via SSH I'm positive you'll thank yourself for having learnt Vim, or at least some sort of CLI text editor.
Good luck with these! My experiences with NextJS have been a joy. I'm hoping to finish my site this week in order to get feedback and make the process super easy for peeps who want to work with me. That redesign will be awesome, keep us updated if you're still running into lighthouse issues! 😄
It's in progress! I'm building up a laravel app to hopefully make onboarding as smooth as possible. Hopefully should be up by early next week 😄 Thanks for the warm welcome!
This is such a cool idea! I'm excited to see how this turns out. Caza de Casa has a nice ring to it, I'm sure it could be useful all throughout latam, buena suerte amigo.
Thanks Mani, best of luck to you out there. Thriendly looks like a cool tool!