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indie hackers be like: i built this SaaS in 2 weeks on a $0 budget while living in my mom's basement, now it makes $9k/mo and i only work 3 hrs/week... but how??? 😭

Is it okay if I couldn't get time to work on my saas everyday? PS: busy with some client work and redesigns, ik it's a good thing but still :) #saas #buildinpublic #uiuxdesign #agency

Day 3 #BuildingaSAASinpublic No-Code tools feel like a waste of time when it comes to building production level apps. I mean they are good for a basic frontend but I don't think they can make a professional money making SAAS yet. Wdy think ?

What's the most overrated and underrated thing in the world of #SaaS and making projects that you have experienced yourself ??

⚡️ My 10-year-old PC hitting 95% CPU + RAM just for running VS Code + Chrome + Postman 😅 Still pushing through, building SaaS projects on this setup. 🚀 📌 Tracking my 12th Dropout → Indie Hacker journey on YouTube: RP Techterk 🎥 #BuildInPublic

indie hackers be like: i built this SaaS in 2 weeks on a $0 budget while living in my mom's basement, now it makes $9k/mo and i only work 3 hrs/week meanwhile i'm out here debugging why my CSS hates me and drinking coffee at 2am 🥹

A very untapped niche in content is making making demo videos or product explainers for tech entrepreneurs. I believe there’s a lot of money to be made with this idea. What do y’all think?

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