Sure, one of my project uses 12, I think I’m safe from this bug 😇 https://t.co/v0TveGJY9y

To all the people who thinks 9-5 is bullshit and wants to quit to pursue their passion. You would definitely face this situation. You should be prepared and have a lot of cushion on to back you up. https://t.co/8WD2UURMAo

How many times did you do this? I did 20+ times.

I got 200 people in my waitlist for one of my product, then went deep in building the product, without talking to those, and then abandoned the product.

• You don't need a beautiful landing page
• You don't need a perfectly working product

All you need is a way to get started with a very few customers, maybe just 2, then 20, then 200, and so on.

Make your initial customers happy, than trying to scale it for millions.

Remove the mindset that you are building the next Google, next [attach any successful product], they started very small. Facebook had 1 physical server for each university and they couldn't it make people talk between university for a while.

Break your grand vision into smaller pieces, the pieces should give value to your initial customers and also something that's monetizable.

Scaling and beautiful landing page comes next.

Got my 3rd customer who is happy to pay for a yearly subscription. I still have to setup a lot of things to accept payment. But, I can just ask them to pay me directly to start with right?

How do I monetize this?

I have 618 followers in @ThePracticalDev and total post views are ~650, lol 🥲

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Bye @coolifyio you just overwhelmed me for a very simple task, I will come back to you later maybe when I have complex usecase.

Hi @caddyserver, it was a simple installation, all set. Thanks. Took me more than 30 minutes figuring things out, but if you could update your documentation to help people like me to setup from scratch on a server, it would be really helpful.

https://t.co/hPSlVeRzEC

Do you feel this too?

The moment I pick up a new project or I pivot something. All the thoughts that I get is, how do I scale this to millions of people. It’s not a bad habit, but it’s definitely holding me back from doing is what is needed now.

I’m setup @coolifyio in my server, and I’m just too overwhelmed by the amount of tools and settings that it gives. Maybe it’s not very much needed for me right now? I’m just thinking if I spend more than 30 minutes trying to figure out basic settings. I’ll probably just use @caddyserver and host the stuff myself.

What’s your experience with coolify?

I have all the ideas, architecture, design, everything in my mind right now for the new pivot of Mevin. My hands are itching to build all those from scratch.

But I have tied my hands this time, so I will first find customers and then build the product gradually. So I don’t make the same mistake I did for a whole decade of building products that nobody would use.

If you are someone who has big vision for your product. (You will be). You should first think about what you can deliver first, which is the smallest of all, yet provides value to customers, and aligns with your grand vision and just do that and bring customers.

Launch v0.1 first, your end product can be v100 or v1000. It’s the first step that you take to generate revenue that matters a lot.

It's not easy at all to be a indie founder, I failed straight for a decade, and now I learnt a better lesson.

I am now having an MRR that's not $0 anymore.

https://t.co/B9I83e8zz7