Anant Parmar

@dixitpateldev @bubble Well deserved brother 🥂

Big day 🎉 I'm officially a @bubble Certified Developer. Feeling more confident than ever to build real products without writing code. Onto the next one 🚀

@fin465 @ProductHunt @origamichat Launch

We built Claude Code for Lead Generation… We hit #1 on @ProductHunt & took @origamichat from slow growth to 2x MRR every week since I wrote up the exact guide we used to hit #1 and get thousands of users to sign up in a day. Complete blueprint to #1. I’ll dm it to you Just comment “Launch” RT so other founders get the blueprint

@MrPunyapal Hope everything is fine

If people judge you knowing only one side of you, let them regret it after knowing the other side of you. 😉

@deadlifthater Something to do with sports i guess

@anantrp Hey dude long time what's up G?

what the fuck ?

@anantrp Now search for vim

@GithubProjects github.com/anantrp/chat-w…

Do you have a GitHub profile? Share the link and let's connect.

@petersuhm Yessss, allocate some time to plan ahead that keeps me away from shiny objects and always know what to work on next. Linear makes it so much easier.

Are you using Linear as a solo builder?

@Mayank_Msd I don't use either so I wouldn't know

Why developers prefer Macbook over Windows?

@MrPunyapal I switched node.js after using code ignitor for a while, came back to php after laravel 6 Basically I wouldn't be a php dev if laravel didn't happen

What if Taylor Otwell never created Laravel? Would PHP development be the same? 🤔

@Adityapandeydev Brainfuck

@_mctrinh Distribution attracts growth

Public builds attract followers. Private builds attract focus. Which do you need more?

Feeling stuck despite all your entrepreneurial efforts? You've been hustling for long without much to show for it. Chasing shiny objects and proving yourself have drained you. Consider this: Give yourself some time off from the pressure of achievement. Get a job or a freelance gig in the field of your interest - even if it's a low-paying one. This will help you: Get a foundation for growth. Give you constraints and direction. Build new habits/routines. Learn how to be intentional. Make new connections. Put you in proximity with experienced people. Use your entrepreneurial bug on something that gets you some rewards: Getting small wins Pats on the back Casual praises Validation from colleagues and boss This helps you boost your confidence, and more importantly, align your effort -> reward value systems. Do it consistently for a while. Come out stronger, more focused, more consistent, more experienced, with better connections. And then give it a shot - once again. Sometimes the best way forward is taking a step back.

@codyschneider IPs getting banned and blacklisted

just cold email 1,000,000 people per month see what happens

@TimoBuilds_ The first rule of the club, is we don't talk about the club.

GM! $0 MRR club, what’s your next move?

@RapidDev_ Postmortem. Being intentionally curious, honest and articulate. A well written and thought through summary of - Why the hell it didn't work, what can I improve next time.

@jigar_dhulla As long as you want it, it should be fine

Is it okay to work on something that nobody wants?

Broke ubuntu upgrade from 22.04 to 24.04. There goes half of the workday

@AndreiHudovich I reached half way through and for no apparent reason stopped, feel like I should finish it

If you read such books before going to sleep, you're definitely gonna make it

@staudt_dev @T_Zahil I was going to reply the same, but too late 😂

@T_Zahil ... Ai wrappers

Best idea ever: an AI wrapper for... ?