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Can’t believe that someone spent a year on my app and enjoyed every bit of it. It’s not the money you raise or anything else that can give you such belief in your product or keep you going, it’s always user love.

Duolingo’s Cool, But Here’s What I’d Love to See Next • Staying Consistent: Been on Duolingo for 2 years, learning Spanish and Portuguese—it’s addictive. 😅🔥 • New Stuff = Exciting: They’ve added math and music courses, which is awesome. 🎶📐 • M

Gamification in Business: Turning Work into Play for Success Ever thought about why people are so hooked on games? It’s the thrill of rewards, challenges, and the sense of achievement. Imagine applying this to your business! 1. Boosting Engagement:

How Things Work – The Crazy, Beautiful Journey! Ever feel like life and work are one big puzzle? 🤯 It’s like trying to solve a Rubik’s Cube with your eyes closed while juggling flaming torches! But guess what? Every twist and turn makes it more

> be Duolingo > post tweet saying your mascot died > mention Dua Lipa at the end (they sound similar) > get 69M views on statement > get a Dua Lipa quote-tweet > big brands like Netflix and Halo quote-tweet > search interest hits all-time high > post

half way through the book. It helped me to understand how important Customer lifetime value (CLTV) is and how important it is to make your customers keep hooked to your product. (even helped me realise how, Many companies are already using these te

Hey there everyone! I recently stumbled upon an inspiring TEDx talk by Luis Von Ahn, the founder of the popular language-learning app, Duolingo. Did you know that he comes from a humble background in Guatemala and was raised by a single mother? Des

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Let’s simplify a great budgeting method: The 50/30/20 Rule. It’s a no-fuss way to handle your income wisely: 50% for Essentials: Spend half your income on necessary expenses like housing, food, and transport—things you can’t skip. 30% for Enjoyment

As a software developer, I'm curious about your preferences for reading applications like Reddit, Quora, Medial, Medium, etc. Do you prefer using web application (website) or mobile app? I personally prefer web application as I like to keep my mob