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Apparently, this is a list of things built over the year: - https://nomadnest.org https://nomadnest.org an alternative to Couchsurfing - https://coffeelist.co
by yayr 6y ago
Apparently, this is a list of things built over the year:
- https://nomadnest.org https://nomadnest.org an alternative to Couchsurfing
- https://coffeelist.co https://coffeelist.co - a coffee community
- https://nomadasdigitales.com https://nomadasdigitales.com - a digital nomads community in Spanish.
- https://lanzame.net https://lanzame.net - a Product Hunt in Spanish.
- https://classline.io https://classline.io - a SaaS for teachers to simply communicate with students over email, this is using the technology that I created for nomadmail.
for one person this is just too much to get it right in one year I guess. How much time can one really spend to deeply understand customers and their wants/needs?
Apart from that - answering the classical questions like what problem does it solve? why now? etc. points me to a lot of issues with copy-solutions, especially some of these ones during a pandemic.
thinking ahead:
if the code quality is good, I can imagine a lot of people paying decent money on learing how he did it - although also in this niche there are some players.
- jpomykala 6y agoTrue! Doing something without listening client needs it’s really worthless. You cannot throw the idea because somebody didn’t like the first version! I’m leading two successful SaaS services. One of them is SimpleLocalize.io At first it was just an app for maintaining the big json with translations. Now I’m providing really cool easy to use solution for managing translations in software project. I’m mainly focused on fronted frameworks like ReactJS and Vue. But people really loved Excel import/export option. Would you believe that? I started from providing a SaaS which was maintaining JSON, now I got CLI, CDN and more!