I've removed some apps because of the privacy setting requirements e.g. access to contacts when I don't feel its an essential part of enjoying the app's features. Curious to see the results.
If I ever need to open up some space, I just delete some apps temporarly. But even if it's just for a second, I would never uninstall Google Keep. What is the one app you'd never delete?
I gave the open building strategy a honest try for my last project. I posted progress milestones almost every day but while the engagement was decent the conversion to real users was basically zero.
It makes me wonder if people just like watching the journey without ever needing the actual software.
For those who actually got traction this way what specific type of post or update actually made people click through and try the product?
These cute and furry creatures can sometimes tire people a lot. What are the issues that you have the most difficulty with regarding pet care and that you think there should be a solution?
I am a hardcore music lover and love to listen to it while working. But sometimes, I do feel like, listening to music impacts my productivity. Has anyone experienced the same? Do you have any tips to share, to me and to the community in general?
I ve noticed coding assistants sometimes suggest a library for something that could be handled with the existing stack. That can slowly add unnecessary dependencies to a project. Do you have a rule for deciding when an AI suggested package is actually worth adding?
One of the most common questions every founder wrestles with early on is exactly this.
Do you go where nobody else is and risk building something the market doesn't understand yet? Or do you enter a proven market and compete against players who already have distribution, brand, and loyal users?
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