What was your first product?

Booka - Minimal Booklist, it's an iOS App launched 5 years ago. That was when I learned Swift and UI design by myself. It went through several redesign and ends up get 30k downloads til today 😌.

I assumed that everyone had the same first product. A HTML web page with neon flashing text and a dancing Jesus... No? Just me then

It's https://www.lapa.ninja/ - Landing pages design inspiration :D

My first product was @pepi_post. It's a cloud-based email delivery platform. And, yesterday I released my last product for 2020- GradeMyEmail

Heyform : The Paperless solution for all industrial needs https://www.producthunt.com/post... Our team was working for the last 3 months on a product that brings a new user experience while effectively collecting data through online forms. We made Heyform because we needed a solution for collecting data with better data insights. We have designed this in such a way that even the newbies to coding, who don't even know to write a "hello world" program in any programming language could use it. This is just a platform to start your data collection journey by creating elegant online forms within just a couple of clicks. Be that coolest guy to grab the first experience of HeyForm and check it out at https://heyformhq.com/

A Video Game me and my friend made in college. It was a simple platformer game with an intense storyline we put up. Being huge gaming fans ourselves shipping a self-made game was so satisfying.

https://hubbleform.com A Typeform alternative It's live and free for indie makers 😄 (p.s - I always wanted to use Typeform but their free tier was limited to just 11 questions and 0 logic jumps and 35 USD for basic tier. I find it costly for indie makers so I built my own and opened it for others.)

Online Invoicing Software for the German Market: https://www.onbill.de/

It was a single player pong. It had gravity and would speed up with time.

My first product was a prayer social network for my Christian friends to share & vote on prayer topics. Had no idea how to do web development and was learning and making at the same time. Little did I know that there are people on the Internet looking for web vulnerabilities who found a way to SQL-inject my entire database and nuke all users' passwords so I had to shut it down and focus back on my school work. :) I learned many things from that experience.