wyem

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by wyem 4y ago
Made in Japan is an awesome read. The books recommended in this article are more relevant as they are from bootstrapped founders.
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by wyem 4y ago
No. If you see the quotes of the founders in the same article, a few have clearly discussed how the books had an impact on their business strategy. This is what I truly found insightful.
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by wyem 4y ago
Yeah, definitely. A few really good recommendations are actually in the quotes by the founders in the same article.
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by wyem 4y ago
See the quotes of the founders listed in this article - a few of them have explained the impact their recommended book had on their own business strategy.
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by wyem 4y ago
No correlation directly with the founders' personalities but definitely with their approach in successfully bootstrapping their businesses. The insights shared in the interviews and the way some of their recommended books had impact on
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Books recommended by profitable founders(microsaashq.com)
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How do strong muscles keep your brain healthy?(technologyreview.com)
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With This Bionic Nose, Covid Survivors May Smell the Roses Again(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by wyem 4y ago
It's okay to have strong opinions, but it's not okay to not listen to contrary views and not changing your opinion once you realise you are wrong.
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by wyem 4y ago
Looking cute. Wondering how it will be useful though
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by wyem 4y ago
Pretty impressive. What are you building for Coda? Is there a demand for it as I think their marketplace is relatively new.
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Learn SvelteKit by building a static Markdown blog(joshcollinsworth.com)
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Adobe to Acquire Figma(news.adobe.com)
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by wyem 4y ago
Here are my fav resources: Micro SaaS Ideas - https://microsaasidea.com - Newsletter (basic is free) + community (pro) for bootstrapped/solo founders. The content is superb - research backed insights & analysis. Book:
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by wyem 4y ago
Yup!
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by wyem 4y ago
I get you. This is not one of those. The discussions are meaningful. The newsletter is also not at all like those typical 'earn money' type selling junk - the quality is in fact quite impressive unlike the message one gets from th
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by wyem 4y ago
Joining communities and virtual meet-ups is helpful. I really like this one: https://microsaashq.com - it's community plus newsletter for solo-founders/bootstrappers.
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Skeleton: Svelte and Tailwind for Reactive UIs(smashingmagazine.com)
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$600 MRR in Only 2 Months from Blogging Platform SaaS for Notion(founderbeats.com)
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by wyem 4y ago
I am happy with improvmx.com
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by wyem 4y ago
You haven't read the article! He has made a no-code tool to import data from anywhere into Airtable! The backend is written in Node.js, TypeScript, PostgresQL, GraphQL and hosted on Heroku. The frontend is React.js, TypeScript and Airt
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No-Code Will Hardly Ever Be Able to Replace Coding: V.Lugovsky,CEO UI Bakery(nocodeportal.com)
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Is software now everybody's job? The implications of low/no code for developers(zdnet.com)
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by wyem 6y ago
It’s a growing list, presently at 50+, but will be kept updated. NoCode Portal is my new side project. I developed it using 11ty and TailwindCSS - a combination I truly loved and thus enjoyed building the website instead of getting frustrat
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A Curated List of 50+ NoCode Tools(nocodeportal.com)
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GPT-3 Job Description Rewriter by Dover(dover.io)
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by wyem 7y ago
Quite a good curation!
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by wyem 7y ago
If you are on fiverr or Upwork, please share your profile so that others can connect with you for work.
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by wyem 7y ago
Hugo. Hosted on Netlify
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by wyem 8y ago
The community at indiehackers.com is quite helpful.

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