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While discussing your business idea with potential investors or software devolopers, how can we make sure they are not copied?

Here's what I have learnt in the Graphic Design institute : Tools and tools Graphic design institutes only teach tools like Photoshop and Illustrator. They never focus on basic concepts or foundation. They don't teach about color, typography, eleme

Well I've seen that most of the people fear out of telling the ideas of their business or startups to people they don't know much about, when in initial stage of their startup. But that's totally different outside India. So what should one do. Becau

DeepSeek accused of using Google's Gemini to train its Al Developers and experts point to similarities in language patterns and reasoning as signs that it may have copied or learned from Gemini's behavior Source: Medium 🌝

Everyone is saying, "Don't do design first, make wireframes, then do design!" But in my case, it's my personal project. I am doing it my own way, like I want to feel how it looks and try to get more ideas to implement. Yeah, maybe I am wrong in my st

Any one interested to join me as a co-founder ? .. I want to develop a shoe or slippers brand.. i have all the things available like labour and contact in factory.. it's just the online presence, research, design.. etc we lack

it's the harsh reality that India doesn't have any good startups most of the startups are copied from foreign brands and these copied start-ups become unicorns in India but in foreign they can just survive I'm not saying India doesn't have any good

🤔 Have you heard of or used any mental health, journaling, or meditation app/webapp of Indian origin? Have tried building it? Just curious because I haven't seen any app as famous as Headspace or Calm of Indian origin. I might be less informed.

Hallo, Attention everyone I need a suggestion!! If , someone have 30 or 40k Rs in her or his hand if he/she want to earn more mostly double where he/she should invest . It's most probably for 5 years..

what's the real hardest part? code, design, marketing, or convincing yourself it's worth it?