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I Treated My Team Like Customers and Became a Better Manager
I used to be terrible at 1-on-1s. Not because I didn't care. I cared deeply about my team. But every...
I Stopped Planning and Just Shipped — Here’s What Happened
I Built FundLap in a Weekend to Fix Mutual Fund Overlap — Now It's Helping Thousands...
Forget uniqueness. Do marketing first.
Forget uniqueness. Do marketing first. When I launched my idea — a simple SaaS for status pages —...
Want to Make Money as a Developer? Start Solving Problems Around You
How Programmers Can Earn More by Solving Real Problems Around Them As developers, we're...
Quit 9 to 5 to all in on building app by solo
hi all, it’s been a while since i wrote article, this one is just a life update! i quit my 9 to 5...
How I Turned My BBQ Passion Into a Side Project to Test 'Solo Company' Life in 2025
Hey Devs! 👋 Ever wondered if you could create and run a whole product on your own—just you, your...
The Silent Power of Solo Devs: Why You Don’t Need a Team to Build Something Great
The Myth of the Team The tech industry loves a team story. Product managers, scrum masters, design...
🎨 Meet Palette Box: Instantly Capture, Save, and Share Color Palettes from Any Website
As developers and designers, we know how important color is — and yet,** managing, collecting, and...
I Built a Smart Uptime Monitoring Tool with Plans Starting at $0 — Meet PulseGuard
Hey folks! I'm Rahul, and after months of building, testing, and tweaking, I'm super proud to share...
Building DiskiPred: A Fullstack Football Match Prediction Platform
Introduction DiskiPred is a fullstack web application I developed that allows users to predict...
My First Side Project Was a Success—and Then I Blew It
The year was 2005, and I was in my second year of Computer Science. I loved web development and...
Building Solo: Architecture, Decisions, and Challenges After Launching Deeditt
A solid infrastructure doesn't guarantee users. Neither does a good idea, but sharing the...
Building “Product Fetcher”: A Solopreneur’s Dive into Scraping, AI, and Automation
Building Product Fetcher: an AI-powered API for easy web scraping. Learn about the tech, challenges, and indie maker journey behind it.
I Used AI to Write My Last Blog Post and HN Flagged It
What's all this fuss about AI-written content on Hacker News? so, this week, I wrote AI...
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I Stopped Planning and Just Shipped — Here’s What Happened ...
Share my 100% vibe coding web tool, claude code is wild!
Hello dev, I'd like to share this tool which is 100% vibe coding by claude code: picture to...
Build Once, Earn Forever: Why Devs Should Be Selling Digital Products
Let’s be honest—writing code is fun. Solving problems? Even better. But you know what’s really...
Introducing iWebhook.today: Simplify Payment Webhook Testing for Indie Developers
Hello Dev Community! 👋 I’m excited to share my latest project with you: iWebhook.today, a Chrome...
ShipDict - Your curated directory for launching projects
Curated list of platforms where indie developers can submit their products for free. Discover the...
Your First SaaS: The Indie Hacker’s Quick Start Guide
📘 Your First SaaS — The Indie Hacker’s Quick Start Guide takes you from idea → launch → customer. ✅...
Upstream and the Five Years of My Life
The Diary of a Small Fish Swimming Against the Current I’m just a small fish, trying to swim upstream — yet I believe in my journey.Someday, the dream of technological independence will come true.
Golang, Startups, Indie Hacking, and the Inner World of a Developer
I don’t remember exactly when I first fell in love with programming.But I can still feel the moment when my first piece of code worked.
JavaScript and the Dream of Controlling Reactivity
A journey to control reactive UIs — light, safe, and flexible — from raw DOM manipulation, through countless frameworks, to building my own reactive engine using JavaScript Proxy.
I Didn’t Know I Was an Indie Hacker
When I first started my journey into programming and software development, I never imagined I’d become an Indie Hacker.
Coding and Life – Turning 30 and the Tech Dreams of a Golang Indie Hacker
I grew up between my father’s discipline, my mother’s warmth, and a childhood of barefoot adventures, gaming, and curiosity — all of which shaped the dreamer and maker I am today.
Recently, I Learned What “Indie Hacker” Really Means
Being an Indie Hacker isn’t just about building apps.It’s about creative independence — a kind of adventure where you can express yourself, learn endlessly, and build something that actually matters.
Hey, I'm Marc. I teach codefa.st, but am I this stupid?
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