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Great work on moving from an ebook to a SaaS business model.

No-one likes AI replies though

Stripe is an obvious one

Great name - can't tell if this a joke or not but I love it

Nice read - It never occurred to me you'd need catering staff there

How does it work if the UK blocks it and the rest of the world doesn't?

Andrew Kamphey is a creator who has made $200k from teaching people how to use Google Sheets over the past three years. Think 'Miss Excel' but he's a beardy guy from Florida who doesn't dance in his videos.

A great read! Awesome that James can turn a beloved pair of shoes into a wallet you can keep forever

Sadly seen this all over my timeline today

This vindicates my decision to hardly ever buy new clothes

He owns a business - major difference

bingo!

Thanks! I'm guessing it's because the Ghost theme needs more articles for that to work. Will have a look

Cheers for posting this. That’s my site! It’s very cool how he learned to code so quickly as well. I’m glad Benjamin can share his story with everyone.

So many people want to learn languages as well so it’s a huge market to sell to. Very smart.

Plenty more stories like this coming out every Wednesday in the newsletter btw https://www.highsignal.io/newsletter/

Funnily enough a lot server side options like Rails and PHP with Laravel are having a resurgence in popularity. Like other people have said, there are a million different options, which is partly the problem in the world of JS.

I would just go with what you know already and find the easiest way forward. Lots of SaaS companies like Shopify and ConvertKit work on Rails so why not just re-fresh your knowledge there instead of learning the latest JS library? Ask ChatGPT to fill in gaps of your knowledge. I've also heard good things about Rails Casts and I've just gone to their site and the Pro content is now all free!

Basically, the best programming language is the one you know best.

Considering how much more funding US universities have, this is inevitable. Also, most people here don't fund endowments or really give back to their universities.

Hopefully I can save other founders from trying to monetize communities.

Great news - even the newspapers I enjoy sensationalise

I think people underestimate how much people want to hire from their own country for cultural reasons as well as logistics/HR reasons.

I can relate to this a lot, especially on picking clothes!

No bio links work for me

I know Americans who have the same diet in the US and Europe and they always lose weight as soon as they come to Europe

Looks good! I can see this being popular.

funny that a school assignment boosted your revenue and SEO lol

Hey, I wrote that post so thanks to the person who posted it. Seems to have sparked some interesting discussions.

The Courage to be Disliked is a game-changing book for me so I'd read that if you liked the article.

Awesome job! Job boards are incredibly hard (I should know, I've made a couple)

Interesting business model too - either it makes nothing or big amounts of money when you get a referral

I thought I'd share a write up I did of working from the Canary Islands in Spain. I hope someone finds it useful.

I just keep hearing "no code is the future!" from people who sell no-code courses

It's a nice idea but unfortunately it's usually the company that has the power

Giggly - may have to re-think summer plans