product development One man hackathon ended up as a SaaS product Tl;drI spent a month building email addresses validation service and now it is live on https://smartlyse.com. Currently, access to the alpha version is invitation only, but you could leave access
bootstrapping Prototype is even smaller Today I'm gonna share the path I went on building the prototype of my idea and how I realize that prototype could be much less than I could even be imaging. A little
Developer2MakerChallenge Week 7: Overcoming hurdles The tremendous amount of work was done, and I fall into plenty traps, but I'm still on the right track to success(at least I think so), and I'm sure that everything will
bootstrapping Week 6: On the way up Whoop-whoop-whoop it was a fantastic week when I almost completely satisfied with myself, I learn a lot and finally got a breakthrough in my seems endless ideas research process. Week goal This week
bootstrapping Week 4-5: Beginning of the mind-shift When five weeks ago I start a challenge I did not expect how hard it could be even to start. Usually looking forward to the future, I always see bright and shiny opportunities
bootstrapping Week 3: Get help and ideas validation matrix One more successful week passed, and many interesting things happened. In short, I did my first customer interview, figured out how to scale ideas comparison and learn some server configuration tricks. Week goal
bootstrapping Week 2: Swamp of lazyness One more week is gone and this week was not satisfied regarding achievements but was very lucky regarding energy restorations. This weekly report won't be very long, but I think it is fair
challenge Week 1: Ideas Research The first week after I set an ambitious goal for myself and start my journey went well, but there were some interesting things, hurdles, and learnings I want to share. Unfortunately, I overestimate
challenge Developer to Maker Challenge A few weeks ago I realized that my life became incredibly stale and nothing changes, I can't even remember how last year of my life went. I remember last summer, the blink of
