fabio mangolini

freelancing is not passive income or working from the beach every month you need to find work, deliver, get paid. then with what's left of your time and energy you build your own stuff the balance between making a living and building something yours is the real game

@matt__makes I understand, even though I see a lot of copy/paste tweets that bring no useful content…I find it pretty sad

@meltinbit agree, always think it's just engagement farming for the person starting the thread... but even knowing this, I can't help but commenting anytime I see such a post, takes only a few seconds...

do people actually discover products from “drop your SaaS below” posts? Because every time I see one, it’s 200 replies and zero conversations. Has anyone actually found a tool they use daily from one of those threads?

right! it is just a matter of time and lot of “new improvised devs” will disappear

the app store is drowning in AI generated apps same weather app, same habit tracker, same "powered by GPT" landing page. copy paste with a different icon building something real takes more than a weekend prompt session😅 quality will win. it always does 💪🏻 #indiedev #appstore…

@yannick_ferire noisymind.app

👀 Distribution hack!! Drop your project URL Give 1 feedback and get feedback from others

before you hit publish on that AI generated post, read it i keep seeing CSS called a programming language, Claude Code called an IDE, Laravel called a frontend framework if you don't know enough to catch the mistakes, maybe don't post about it yet😅

sunday. no code, no commits, no deploys just coffee, sun and zero notifications recharge today, ship tomorrow. have a good one everyone☕

@Layton_Gott Looking how is evolving, I will sell

Your SaaS just hit $10K/month. Someone offers you $500K to buy it. Do you sell it and start something new? Or Keep it and continue to grow it?

@eliana_jordan My suggestion is: self host. Not be tied to any hosting platform.

Hot take: Vercel is great when your SaaS is small When it grows… you’ll probably need to move away

@CombaTON_game 😂

@meltinbit haha "and instead..." yeah the walk turns into a whiteboard session in your head. at least the fresh air makes the bugs feel less personal

saturday rule: laptop stays closed until after coffee ...ok i lasted 12 minutes😅 the problem with being a solo dev is that your brain never stops shipping ideas even on weekends how do you actually disconnect? 🤔

@CombaTON_game totally agree, best thoughts always come away from pc. eheh having a walk is supposed to be a moment of relax and insted

@meltinbit lol the walking notes thing is real. half my best architecture decisions came from shower thoughts and random walks. the other half from 3am panic debugging

@SNagarani1419 90% + 1

It's Saturday 90% are relaxing 10% are building Which one are you?

@CombaTON_game eheh for me when i walk is the moment where i spend most time on the phone searching and noting ideas

@meltinbit 12 minutes is generous lol. i open my eyes and immediately think about that bug i didnt fix yesterday. the only thing that works is going outside without the phone. which i do approximately never

@SNagarani1419 have a global vision and guide your clients toward the solutions to their specific problems

What separates a good developer from a great developer?

@Anaya_sharma876 depends on the career you want to build

Be honest, which one is best for building a career ?

@sickdotdev yes

Anyone got a job from LinkedIn?

@Kishan_Devani_ exactly man!

@meltinbit Claude can assist, but it can’t replace taste, judgment, and execution

Unpopular opinion: You don not need funding to start. You need: • Internet • Skills • Consistency Agree or disagree?

@oliverhenry 😂 shortest session ever

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