Matt Morris

For every amazing success story you hear, there are 100+ builders still plugging away, putting in everything they've got to try and change their future. Keep going.

@SikiraAmer @imMartinBoss To me (as a consumer) it's only clickbait if the hook/headline makes a promise and then the content doesn't deliver. Then again, as a writer my hooks and content are both meh so maybe I'm not the right person to have an opinion on this 🤣

@consultantrhys It's a good sign to have projects that are throwaways and not-quite-there-yets, as long as you've got launches too. The problem is being stuck in the first two and never launching anything.

I easily have 5-10 projects I haven’t launched and will probably never get time too 😤 How about you?

@wbespace @bengthedev @matthiasendler Not something I'm really "proud" of, but thanks! 😉

I just released our WBE top domain owners 🤩 Congrats @ThatMattMorris, @bengthedev and @matthiasendler

@michaelnevernot @tarasowski Wait, is this actually a React problem? It seems like it's a CSS problem when embedding HTML, just that in this case the HTML happens to be generated with React. The actual solution is to avoid global CSS, but you mentioned that can't be done here.

@tarasowski Hey web developer with 20+ years experience. You can actually solve this with a pretty esoteric trick: stop using react

Tech issue to solve! 3️⃣2️⃣1️⃣ How to prevent global css from getting leaked into a (react, svelte) components? How to block inheritance? { all: initial } doesn't work! Any idea?

@thelifeofrishi I include "might not help with growth" in the *what* calculation. That's the goal of knowing what stuff to do. I think you figure out what's valuable before you figure out how to do it well. I try to run as small a test as possible that gives signal. But easier said than done.

@ThatMattMorris Both actually, also I feel sometimes you know what and how to do and it might still not help with the growth Any ideas on how to go about it?

I find it crazy that as a SaaS founder, I can get like 10 or 30 or 50 new paid users for my app in next 24 hours by doing some stuff, but lack the knowledge to do so

@trymicro I married a subtitler 😭 Love her anyway ☺️

dating app idea: those who prefer to watch with subtitles and those who don’t

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@housecor I'm experimenting with having the `components` directory be just for shared components, and keep components that AREN'T intended to share elsewhere. Seems to me like aiming for re-use as the default is good, but your point about the `shared` dir as a reminder is a great one.

Reusable components should be stored in a clearly named folder (shared/reusable). Here’s why: 1. Assures they’re easy to find. 2. Reminds anyone changing the component that they need to consider the other use cases.

A React/Vue/Angular/etc app should reuse at least a few components. A component-based app with no reused components is like a codebase with no reused functions - It occasionally occurs, but should be rare.

@JensLennartsson 💯 The *Jobs to be done* Theory gets at this I think. • What do customers "hire" your service/tool for? I.e., what is the progress the customer is trying to make? • What other solutions might they hire? • Including, as you mentioned, not hiring anything!

Your company has competitors. But you also have competing *alternatives*. That means every other choice a potential customer could make *instead* of choosing your product. Eg. "Not buying it at all" Understand what those alternatives are, and explain what they will miss.

@robertodigital_ Cat Cafe for sure 🐈 + ☕️ =💰

What is a non-tech-related business you would like to own? I'll start 👉 Laundromat 👔👕👖👗👘🥻 Your turn 👇

@storyangled I see what you did there 😂

@ThatMattMorris To have some content to repurpose to threads later 😎 🤣

Question: Why do you blog?

@noahzender Almost there! [Depending on your time zone]

@ThatMattMorris It’s going excited for the weekend

It's a good day. • Hit 500 followers on Twitter after stagnating for quite a while (haven't been putting in the work recently) • Got a new customer for Blotter Sharing – the best feeling in the world Let’s go!

@NicolasHoferer Personally, I'd listen to @arvidkahl's latest podcast 😉 twitter.com/arvidkahl/stat…

If you want to build a SaaS but don't know what to build -- how would you go about finding a problem?

@noahzender Thanks, Noah! How is your week going?

@ThatMattMorris Congrats!

@wbepodcast Thanks, Tiago. Growing slowly but (hopefully?) surely!

@ThatMattMorris Thanks Matt! And your product is amazing too! I am excited to see your MRR growing

It's been such a journey but we are finally here 🤩🤩 $500 MRR 🎉🎉🎉 I will attempt to double this in the next week 🚀 Follow to see how 👀

@storyangled is amazing. No, not just amazing. SO amazing! He's: • A beta tester • A customer(!) • A supporter His feedback has been invaluable too. Even better, he's an all-around good person! 😊

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