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I was guilty of that. For my last project I just decided to build it in public over the weekend while tweeting about it. I built https://2markdown.com https://2
by RamblingCTO 3y ago
I was guilty of that. For my last project I just decided to build it in public over the weekend while tweeting about it. I built https://2markdown.com https://2markdown.com (convert any website into markdown, useful for LLMs/chatGPT) and it now has about 100 users since launching two weeks ago. Just ship it ;) I actually got integrated into langchain 3 days after launching. Costs: 0, revenue: > 0.
I also built newsletterify.com (newsletter reader) which I didn't launch for almost a year. No build in public, no small releases, just big things. Cost: almost 50 bucks a month, revenue: 0.
- moneywoes 3y agoWow brilliant idea how is the process for integrating to Langchain does it work for paid?
- RamblingCTO 3y agoThank you! Sorry, I'm not sure I got you. You mean whether it's possible to integrate paid solutions into langchain? In that case: yes. But I'm not sure you can just propose that you're integrated into that. Not sure what their philosophy is on that. I didn't have anything to do with the integration actually.