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While working on my Podline.fm, I’ve thought a lot about technology choices and the challenges of creating a new product. NoCode was always a top contender for the initial prototype. When I started building Podline, I explored NoCode tools
Read the essay →Today, I want to share with you something rather unexpected. I’m building a Software-as-a-service business again. You heard that right. After a few years of writing for people, I’m coding for machines again. And this time, I’ll share the wh
Read the essay →Amanda Natividad (@amandanat) is an expert in marketing and writing. She talks about using humor and strong marketing skills to understand what people on social media like — and what resonates strongly enough to make them do things. We disc
Read the essay →For entrepreneurs, “freedom” too often means having a choice in what kind of cage you’ll find yourself in once you double down on your business. I ran into a meme on Twitter last week where people were joking about quitting their nine-to-fi
Read the essay →Andrew Hudson (@MyBuddyAndrew) is an indie hacker who has taken an unconventional journey. From getting his hands dirty as an auto mechanic to now paving the way as a software entrepreneur, Andrew shares how skills honed in the garage fuel
Read the essay →With Black Friday happening today and many founders ready to make their libraries a little less incomplete, I will share with you the books that helped me on my own founder journey in the hopes that your Black Friday budget has room for a f
Read the essay →Rob Walling (@robwalling) unpacks the fascinating world of SaaS businesses, touching on topics like scaling, diversification, and the role of AI in SaaS projects. Rob shares his unique stair-step approach to building a SaaS business and pai
Read the essay →I recently experienced a 12-hour power outage. I had forgotten to charge my laptop. All my devices were just expensive black mirrors. I was limited to writing on paper and reading books. And most of the time, I was in the dark. This made me
Read the essay →Channing Allen (@channingallen) is the co-founder of Indie Hackers. Today, Channing and I uncover the secrets of thriving in the indie hacking scene from someone who is wrangling thousands of Indie Hackers every day. We delve into intriguin
Read the essay →Should you build an indie business on top of OpenAI? Absolutely. It’s not in OpenAI’s interest to build niche solutions that compete with indie hacker startups. It’s in their interest to enable them. The community is caught up in a strange
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