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What were some of the biggest difficulties you faced when launching your business? How did you overcome them? Let’s share our experiences and support each other grow!

A founder’s mistake that became the biggest validation 💍 Context: We’re building Myra - gemstone rings brand. The mistake: 60+ customers didn’t receive their rings due to logistics failures (RTO/NDR issues). The plot twist: I personally called these

I have been using React Native for a while. No I wanna develop my product with a native framework. React Native or Flutter or any other one! Please give your suggestions with reasons. (Learning curve is not an issue)

Behind every robust application lies a well-thought-out architecture. Understanding how software is structured isn’t just for architects — it’s essential for anyone building or working with modern systems. Today, we’ve shared a visual breakdown of

I thought AI would make building my blockchain platform easy. Nope 😅 With only basic blockchain knowledge, it’s been tough. Just started learning JavaScript basics now starting from scratch!

Let’s start a thread of learning. What’s one thing you learned today—at work, in a book, through experience, or in a conversation? Share your takeaway below. Small insights lead to big growth. Let’s learn from each other

As a founder, what’s the biggest challenge that constantly pushes you to rethink, innovate, and level up? 🚀💡🔥 Drop your thoughts in the comments—let’s learn from each other’s experiences! 👇🔍

We’re not just a project anymore. Flique is now officially incorporated. From late-night brainstorms to a real company it’s real now. Time to scale what we’ve been quietly building. Let’s make some noise. Yash Gupta

Bug Bounty Alone? Not Anymore! Hey friends👋 I’ve been learning bug bounty for a while now—IDOR, recon, Burp Suite & other tools. But doing it alone feels slow, boring & confusing sometimes😅 So I’m starting a team—BugBenders🐞⚔️ A chill, learning-fo

Get Started 15: Panic Spending Alert! You're 2 days away from a compliance deadline and desperately hunting for someone to save your ass... What's your biggest "emergency outsourcing" nightmare? (Choose your expensive lesson!) VOTE & SAVE A FOUNDE