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Before making any Tech products, be it a phone, a watch, a tablet, or a laptop There is a market research and consumer studies to identify what kind of product consumers actually need or want. This to understand what end user actually Want, What th

If you build a fully functional app using Chatgpt and Ai tools provided you understand your codebase would you call this :- 1. Normal development done by a person with Ai's help. 2.Cheating. Do let me know your thoughts!

what's the best way to learn new tool in programming? > Pick any project someone else made > Read and understand its architecture > If you can't understand then go to ChatGPT's study mode, attach your code file and ask it to explain it > Repeat

idea validation I'm making a site called ideabatao.com - where we take in ideas , refine ideas make a business plan , pitchdeck - almost complete path for someone who could build build and wanna build , buy their ideas here because most of the times

Have been using bolt.new for a couple of months to build an MVP of my product and test my idea. And it’s insane! If you have a little bit understanding of database, frontend, and backend then you can create wonders using bolt.new. Even if you don’t

how much does it cost to build a fully functional app like zomato and swiggy 😁😁

One of the most common app ideas I hear is a simple marketplace. So I put my own tool, crazzy.dev, to the test. The Challenge: Could I, as a user, build a "Home Tutor Finder" app without writing code? The Result:. A fully functional prototype where

We’re actually looking for a friend who can install our application and test it. Would you be interested? If yes, could you please share your number and your email in message with us? Soch Ai

"I have a million-dollar idea but I don't know where to start..." Sound familiar? #46 What would actually get you to stop overthinking and START building? Every successful founder started exactly where you are right now - confused, scared, and

Your startup idea is worthless... until you validate it. Why this matters? 90% of startups fail. The reason? They skip validation. Before you build, test if your idea actually works. Here's how: Step 1 :- Define the problem Ask yourself: ✅Wha