When I started my SaaS last year, I thought AI was just hype. Until inventory data got messy and clients kept pushing, I realized AI isn't a silver bullet, but used right, it can save half your life. Today I share my real experience using AI to solve practical problems.
Last year I quit my job to build a SaaS inventory system alone. I thought great tech would bring users. The first version launched with zero users. Today I share the real gap between ideals and reality.
Last year I quit my job to go indie, building FlashStock solo. AI tools doubled my efficiency, but I started worrying: is the full-stack path narrowing? Here's my real take.
Last year I decided to build a standalone website to promote my SaaS product. I thought coding was my strength, but every step from domain selection to SEO was a pitfall. Three months later, the site finally brought in my first paying customer. Today I'll share my real experience as a full-stack developer building a solo website—lessons and growth beyond code.
Last year I quit my PM job and started coding alone in my rented room. From the first user to 100+ monthly active users, from countless pitfalls to finding my rhythm, today I share the real story of my full-stack developer entrepreneurship—lessons beyond code.
From not knowing what FOB meant to helping a client close a big Russian deal, I taught myself foreign trade while building my SaaS. Here's my learning path, the pitfalls, and the shortcuts.
Last winter, I sat in my rented room staring at the screen—my SaaS product had zero users after three days. I kept thinking of Nietzsche's 'become who you are,' but broken code doesn't care about philosophy. Here's how I found my groove between tech and meaning.