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Day 15 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: Error Handling. A lot of amazing people have suggested me that I should learn error handling in order to tackle unexpected situation which may arise. I created this basic calculator which can perform

5 Books Every Founder Should Read to Survive (and Thrive) Hypergrowth If your startup suddenly takes off, chaos follows. These books won’t just help you grow — they’ll help you stay sane, scale smart, and not burn it all down. 1. The Hard Thing Abo

📊 Top 5 Open-Source Tools Powering Big Data Innovation Big Data is transforming decision-making, and open-source tools are leading the charge. Here are the must-know platforms: 1️⃣ Apache Hadoop 🗂️ – The backbone for distributed storage & process

Our client’s CMS was held together by 3 Notion docs, 2 freelancers, and pure anxiety. Every blog post required: A Slack ping A Figma export Manual upload to WordPress Praying the homepage wouldn’t break One time, someone pasted the wrong meta

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Just checked our Grammarly stats and WOW – 9.2 Million words analysed since 2016! 🤯 A huge chunk of that comes from the incredible effort by the Adjuva Legal team, my co-founder and I, crafting content (taking help from AI too) to simplify law and

Smallest Things Founders Overlook (But Shouldn’t) Email handles & domain trust Using founder123@gmail.com for investor/partner communication instantly kills credibility. A proper custom domain email builds subconscious trust. Investor update subje

I just made this Useful game which got 100 visitors in 10 min. It was just a nostalgic feeling which made me build this game, you know when I was young me and my dad used to go Exhibition's often and we used to get all excited to play all the games

8 Startup Ideas That Keep Trending on Reddit Reddit is a goldmine for spotting real startup needs. With 100M+ users across thousands of niche communities, people constantly voice their frustrations—perfect for identifying market gaps. Why Reddit Wo