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@desmondhth @pseudokid What about light behind the icons instead on the right bottom?

@pseudokid Yes Raymel ✌️ Originally thought to use white but then I thought why don't make it match with my pfp 🤝

New pro pic & header, how does it look? Entering my personal branding arc 🤠

Solid competition on PH Today 😅💸💸💸 Feeling sorry for any bootstrapped product launching today 🫶

@StefanTedo yeahh

@gpiechnik2 Tryhard == new Startup()?

@brtkvc thanks mate!

@gpiechnik2 Keep going strong

@piotrkulpinski i use @resend marketing subscription

How do you manage your email lists with multiple products? 📧 Do you keep your subscribers segmented in one list or separate lists for each product? I currently have 5 of them and looking for a way to organize them better. #buildinpublic

@TimEngng @resend

What are you all using for transactional emails? #buildinpublic

@DivDev_ 3 looks like a tools for analytics. 3 looks the best, but im concerned if that would not looks better upside down

Which one do you like more for my open-source SaaS template?

@QiLikeCheetah u got me

April fools 😂

Sometimes I regret founding a startup

@Szymon_Stawski @brand24 Thanks, I'll check it out!

@xbaseHQ I'm looking for them too;p

@gpiechnik2 Any recs?

I start working on the startup by defining the functionalities I want the entire application to have. Then, I plan the database accordingly (which may change over time as functionalities expand). Let's not deceive ourselves that all functionalities will be used by the user - sometimes it's worth adding something just for the visual effect. Once I've planned the functionalities to be implemented, I develop the entire frontend. I usually start with the menu and then proceed sequentially. Everything is based on mocked data. Finally, I work on the logic and write the API. Before the API, I also create authentication (I rely on #Supabase - they have a nice built-in module that suits my needs. Surprisingly, it's very flexible). When it comes to things not going as planned, I think it's a matter of mentality. You have to realize that shit happens. Sometimes things don't work out, sometimes you have a bad day. The important thing is to ultimately see the results of your work, and that's okay;p

@gpiechnik2 Wow, that's some solid progress for a single day! 🚀 The grind really shows. Curious, how do you usually prioritize which features to work on next? And any tips on managing those inevitable days when things don't go as planned? Keep crushing it! 👊🏼✨

@rubenboonz The first startup on April 18th, (spacehunt.io) and I think the second one will start at the beginning of May or the end of April.

@gpiechnik2 np! When are you launching?

@SaidAitmbarek Thanks! It's an app that uses AI to help write newsletters in order to increase conversions and engage the target audience

@gpiechnik2 looks neat, what are you building so far?

@porushpuri1 @SanketKogekar great website! Added to spacehunt.io

@SanketKogekar Product Hunt and Betalist are the best! Also uneed.best

@Andreyscott247 @wtravishubbard let him be the first to throw a stone who has never wanted to try it

@wtravishubbard Who would eat a yellow snow

What's the best advice you've received from a senior dev?

@Andreyscott247 over time, a good developer is not characterized by knowledge but by the ability to seek it out

@TheCoppinger @huntabyte looks the best

@huntabyte ?

Bento, or not to bento 🍱 A or B? #buildinpublic

@imudayyyy spacehunt.io

I am looking to roast some landing page or internal webapp pages. Post your url below. #buildinpublic #indiehackers

@mresponsively everyday, i feel u bro

Anyone else solve problems and code in their mind while showering? #buildinginpublic

@Szymon_Stawski I see that one chair is free B)