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700? Not bad. How many of them saw kind of success and are still running?
by herbst 1y ago
700? Not bad. How many of them saw kind of success and are still running?
- RajGuruYadav 1y agoThanks for asking! Out of the 700+ projects I’ve built (mostly for learning, experimenting, and exploring new ideas): About 4–5 projects are still live, mostly on CodePen, and I also upload my work regularly on GitHub. Around 10–12 projects got real user engagement — through local communities, developer groups, or niche forums. A few tools (like my AI Blob app and some Firebase-based student tools) are still used by friends and classmates. Most of the projects were quick experiments — 1–2 day builds that helped me understand and master new technologies. The goal wasn’t to make each project viral — it was to build, learn, and improve with every iteration. Right now, I’m shifting focus toward quality and scalability, refining the best ideas into open-source tools that can actually help others.