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In this article I shared my experience with dealing with some of the most common issues with the Prisma ORM, so you don't have to spend hours figuring them out.

I hope it helps!

Thanks for sharing, I didn't know this directory!

The sole purpose of these types of questions is to see what the community suggests, evaluate the market, and discover new interesting things that I currently don't know (for others is the same I guess).

Great insights and questions to ask. Love your perspective on the topic, thanks for sharing it :-)

good one :D

Good strategy, thanks!

Have you ever launched and run a SaaS business? I'm curious to know why you're looking for an admin dashboard (what should it include?) and what's multiuser strategy.

I'm not into Python, but it looks great ;-)

It looks good! Thanks

Great directory website! Love the filters, I'll check it out — Thanks!

I love what I see! Noop looks great for local development, and deployment to cloud services. I'll give it a try as soon as possible.

These are the pain points I'm looking for: - avoid vendor lock-in (avoid using Vercel, also for bandwidth cost) - continuous deployment (push to git) - let's encrypt certificates auto-renewal - scaling? (might be not necessary TBH)

I'm asking to discover new things I currently don't, and see what the community suggests.

As simple as that :-)

Hey there.

First of all, this is the only account I own, the other replies are from people I don't know >.<

Second of all, I was asking to see what the community suggests in terms of SaaS Starter Kit, monitor the market, and discover new interesting things that I currently don't know.

I wonder why people always see the rot even where there is none.

LOL

Thanks, it looks great, even tho a bit overkill to validate some SaaS product ideas. I'll consider it in the future, thanks!

Thanks!

JavaScript stack, both frontend and backend.

For the characteristics I described, validate a product quickly, I don't need a spaceship SaaS boilerplate worth $699.

Do you know any?

which one? do you know any?

I've selected the 9 best fonts for programming that I've found.

If you have others to suggest, please let me know.

I was very happy with Fira Code, but I'm trying Mononoki this week.

Hi all,

I briefly present myself. I'm Luca, senior software engineer, with a passion for SaaS product building. I started my journey in 2019, when I built a Loom alternative called iterspace.com and ended up selling it in 2021 (pre-revenues, quite exceptional!).

But I found the process so exciting, that I decided to continue with it (always on the side of my 9-5 job, thankfully full remote).

Since then I've built 5 other SaaS products hivoe.com, inboxs.io, omniwrite.ai, usewuf.com, and userdesk.io

I've sold hivoe ($3.4k MRR) and inboxs ($1.1k MRR), discontinued omniwrite, keep running userdesk ($1.1k MRR) and made free to use usewuf.

Throughout the journey, I've learned so much about building SaaS products, from validation, to landing page that sells, user onboarding, authentication, payments collection, and so on, that I decided to create a free email course to tell you how to approach all these aspects. They might be overwhelming especially when getting started.

I'd love to get your feedback on the course.

I've built a platform, similar to HackerNews, but focused on indie hacking products, stories, tweets, and updates.

I think your product is validated. The fact you weren't able to make any other sales might be a red flag, or simply a numerical issue. Are you sure you were reaching out to the right people via the other channels? Were those people ready to buy your service, right then?

You have a niche of marketing strategists, who are willing to pay for your service. Marketing is harder than one can think, even when you think you found the right user persona.

Keep leveraging the telegram chat and maybe look at high-quality search intent (SEO traffic from Google), it takes time but it rewards in the long term.

Linux usually provides all we need :-)

Just wanted to add a UI to some of those daily tasks.

Thanks Naresh

If you are looking for help to launch your digital product, quickly, Shipped is the startup kit for you.

I've launched 5 products in the last 2 years, and I learned how to design and develop products the hard way.

Most of the time, I re-used the same code to go to market faster, and collect money sooner.

With Shipped, I aim to give you the same power.

I included landing pages, authentication, ORM, email services, SEO, UI kits, affiliate program, checkout, all in one codebase.

Shipped will save you 40+ hours of work and many headaches, and you'll be able to launch in days, rather than weeks or months.

What do you think?

— Luca

exactly, that's why I mentioned the hosted version.

for all those users who don't want to deal with servers, which Wuf would target to.

so in the end Wuf can just be a fair competitor of ntfy.

It's currently very similar.

But I'm planning to innovate on the commercial users onboarding, using a QR Code. This way the process should be straight forward for the final user (no need to insert the User Key).

And to add a couple a features, like scheduling of notifications, which should be quite useful in a bunch of situations (certificates expiration, reminders, and so on).

I didn't know this service.

The hosted version has a costs : )

Thanks for sharing.

Good catch xD

Thanks for the feedback!

The QR code is definitely planned in case I see some traction on that specific need :D

I agree with you

But it really depends on the type of product.

i.e. think about customer support live chats, or similar products. your support agents need to receive mobile notifications, and they are probably more keen to install a third-party app.