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Shipping fast is cool until you realise you also shipped 3 bugs and one typo

Let's see how fast I can get a web dev cleint here🥷 I've been coding since 8th (left Cofing a while ago and fell in love with entrepreneurship and No/low code tools) Built over 40+ websites You name it I've done it (maybe somethings I haven't, bu

New Coders, Stop Using Cursor & Windsurf So Early Yes, they’re cool. Yes, they feel powerful. But if you're still learning to code — they’re hurting you, not helping. You're skipping the grind. You're letting AI do the thinking. You're building o

The Two Best Paths for Tech Careers in the AI Era Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit, shares a clear strategy for staying ahead in tech: Get as close to the metal as possible. Critical systems (like NASA’s rockets) won’t rely on AI-generated code. Deep exp

Claude code + cursor is better than senior engineers if you know how to use them well. Programmers are in the dilemma and soon will have the biggest setback coz of the bubble of self proclaimed proudness they live in. Most of them can't code well o

I still remember having a startup idea—but no team, no tech partner, no clue where to start. Everyone said building a product was expensive, hardware impossible, and investors wouldn’t listen without a prototype. I almost believed them—until I found

Hey, Startup Crew! I'm a computer science grad who loves making apps secure and figuring out how computers tick. I'm looking for cool startup gigs where I can build solid, safe stuff. I'm all about learning new things At College, I helped a startup

The Crazzy Grind - Day 17: Welcome to Bug Hell. I used to think building a startup was about shipping cool features. I was wrong. Being a founder is being a full-time pest exterminator. The pests are bugs, and they are everywhere. I spent the entire

The Crazzy Grind - Day 17: Welcome to Bug Hell. I used to think building a startup was about shipping cool features. I was wrong. Being a founder is being a full-time pest exterminator. The pests are bugs, and they are everywhere. I spent the entire

A typical day in my indie hacker life starts with excitement. I wake up charged, ready to ship, build, learn, and grow. There's that thrill of chasing something I truly believe in — an idea, a product, a dream. But as the day unfolds, the reality of