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Entrepreneur: "Bro, I have an amazing idea!" Friend: "Yeah, you’ve had this idea for years—when are you actually going to implement it?"

Have you ever tried asking for funding or reaching out to investors on LinkedIn or other platforms? I’ve tried it, and yeah, I actually got a chance to pitch my idea. If you’ve done something similar, what was your experience like?

What ideas do you’ve in terms of creating a business around the Indian Kirana sector - it is a huge market but what can be done to make it better and monetise?

What’s your #1 marketing tip as an indie dev? For me: Reddit 👽 It brought solid traction but you’ve got to engage smart. Reddit can be brutal if you don’t play it right.

It was difficult to make search functionality. But I have done it, (Almost 80%). Now I have to use the Fuzzy algorithm to make it work for the typo error also.

Did you know, Olympics was almost about to get cancelled this year! Almost nobody wanted to host it! Why? Check this interesting video:

Almost 15 weeks , the hustle has price stick to it

What’s something you used to love but have lost interest in as you’ve gotten older?

Memes are the best source of engagement and retention. My screen time on X (Twitter) went up to almost 3 hours today just becoz of memes about today elections results, it usually is around 30 to 60 mins. We need more memers here on medial, but no

College project ideas for IT undergraduate to stand out. I have almost 8 months to build it.