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We recently launched a SaaS book for beginners who want to learn how to build successful SaaS businesses online.
It explains the step-by-step process and helps you avoid making the common mistakes and thus saving months of time.
This is great. Outbreak of COVID-19 had definitely made remote work popular. Many companies have realised the remote work is possible without productivity being affected.
But with remote work there's going to be a lot of competition for jobs.
If you're a Software Developer here's a great course which helps you in your interview preparation.
https://gumroad.com/a/46068851
I recently bought this course and have got offers from 4 Unicorns in India!
Since I loved this course, just wanted to share it with others in this community :)
Agree. I myself have witnessed many cases when a large Twitter account was banned for doing something silly.
So start building an email list. You own that list!
But having a good online presence will definitely help you build this faster.
It's definitely not!
I've had some success doing freelancing on Codementor.io after struggling to find clients for years on popular platforms.
I just want to help people get started with freelancing.
Also people can still open this link in incognito mode and read the article for free.
It's only the people who already have Medium's paid subscription are contributing to the revenue.
Well i posted the free version too around 12 hours back. I generally cross post on multiple platforms like Dev.to and Medium.
Honestly, on Medium I try to generate some revenue through paid traffic.
I don't see anything wrong with it.
Sorry. I thought promotion of affiliate books was okay here. I'll stop it :)
Nice. This boilerplate can really help people get started quickly. Well done :)
On a different note, recently I was looking to learn AWS concepts through online courses. After so much of research I finally found this e-book on Gumroad which is written by Daniel Vassallo who has worked in AWS team for 10+ years. I found this e-book very helpful as a beginner.
This book covers most of the topics that you need to learn to get started:
If someone is interested, here is the link :)
Wow. Now we can directly manage AWS services from Kubernetes.
Github: https://aws.github.io/aws-controllers-k8s/
On a different note, recently I was looking to learn AWS concepts through online courses. After so much of research I finally found this e-book on Gumroad which is written by Daniel Vassallo who has worked in AWS team for 10+ years. I found this e-book very helpful as a beginner.
This book covers most of the topics that you need to learn to get started:
If someone is interested, here is the link :)
This is awesome dude! Love it.
This is exciting for all the learners!
On a different note, recently I was looking to learn AWS concepts through online courses. After so much of research I finally found this e-book on Gumroad which is written by Daniel Vassallo who has worked in AWS team for 10+ years. I found this e-book very helpful as a beginner.
This book covers most of the topics that you need to learn to get started:
If someone is interested, here is the link :)
Exciting news for Docker community. In our organisation we use ECS service to orchestrate our services within AWS eco system.
On a different note, recently I was looking to learn AWS concepts through online courses. After so much of research I finally found this e-book on Gumroad which is written by Daniel Vassallo who has worked in AWS team for 10+ years. I found this e-book very helpful as a beginner.
This book covers most of the topics that you need to learn to get started:
If someone is interested, here are the links :) Single License: https://gumroad.com/a/238777459/MsVlG Team License: https://gumroad.com/a/238777459/EpUED
I highly recommend buying this e-book if you think AWS documentation is overwhelming.
Nicely written article. Interesting and one should definitely be aware of how certain services are charged before using them. This would be a good lesson for all of us :)
On a different note, Recently I was looking to learn AWS concepts through online courses. After so much of research I finally found this e-book on Gumroad which is written by Daniel Vassallo who has worked in AWS team for 10+ years. I found this e-book very helpful as a beginner.
This book covers most of the topics that you need to learn to get started:
If someone is interested, here's the link: https://gumroad.com/a/238777459/MsVlG
I highly recommend buying this e-book if you think AWS documentation is overwhelming.
I released Landr few days back on Product Hunt and it got really good response and reached top 5th product of the day - https://www.producthunt.com/posts/landr-3
Landr is a landing page creator which helps you create websites for your products in minutes.
With growing internet popularity everyone wants to have a digital presence and having a website for their product is a must before they launch. Through Landr, i'm trying to make it easy for everyone to create landing page websites for their products with ease. Landr is very different from the traditional website builders you see on the market today. All these website builders are mostly drag and drop solutions. Even though they provide you with all the tools needed to build websites, unfortunately not everyone is creative enough to build good websites using these tools. Landr solves this problem by providing users beautiful list of templates to choose from and not having to worry about customising them at all. Users just have to select a template, fill all the inputs needed for that template, check the live preview of their website with the current details and then just create it by the click of a button. It's that simple.
In the first version of the product I'm providing SaaS templates. In the next version the plan is to provide templates for other category of users like freelancers who want to showcase their skills,students who want to showcase their portfolio to everyone on the internet.
I hope Landr removes one more problem from this world.I'm happy to answer any question you guys have.
Connect with me on twitter to join the journey of Landr: https://twitter.com/sunilc_
I'm not sure whether product management is something which you're interested in.
But my friend Adam Bader has been creating a video course on How to become a good Product Manager and it is almost done!
It's gonna be a video tutorial. I've see the content which is almost done and really loved how it's presented!
He will walk you through what he does in his day-to-day job, the fundamentals of product management, development, design, stakeholder management, user and market research, how to find and get your first PM job, as well as everything else you need to know.
I highly recommend buying this course: https://gumroad.com/a/84636787
I created my profile on Twitter in 2015 but until recently I have been just a consumer of content on the platform. I never posted anything and didn't understand the importance of giving it back to the twitter community.
Around two month back, I started following this person Daniel Vassallo who had quit his 500k job at Amazon in Feb 2019 as he had lost motivation at his job. Since then he has grown his twitter profile from 150 followers to 35k followers in little over an year.
It's amazing how one can influence people by providing valuable content on Social media. And in the process of creating content, you'll learn a lot yourself. Its unbelievable.
Daniel has a course on Gumroad where he explains how he was able achieve this by building his credibility.
I bought his course and absolutely loved it. After buying this course I've been a active content creator and I'am friends really great people.
I just wanted to share this with Hacker News community if someone is interested to grow their online presence as well.
Here's is the course link: https://gumroad.com/a/238777459/PBkrO
Nice article. Most people make this mistake of building products first and then finding customers for it. By following this approach they build something that nobody wants. Ideally one should validate the idea and market fit first. One shouldn't be building something for which there are no customers at all.
Follow this approach: -> demo - sell - build
And not: -> build - demo - sell
I bought this e-book recently on Gumroad and loved how it is right on point about how to strategically validate your business and generate sales before you even build it.
Here it is if someone is interested - https://gumroad.com/a/497906803
It provides so much value for the small price you have to pay. I highly recommend buying this book.
On a different note, online presence is becoming very important and with remote work culture gaining traction, having a good online presence has become a must have asset.
I bought a course on building Twitter audience and been able to improve my following significantly from past 2 months.
Twitter link: https://twitter.com/sunilc_
If you're looking to increase your social presence too, here's the course that I found very useful:
Very well written article!
If someone is interested in learning all the AWS concepts, here's an awesome e-book which is written by the legend Daniel Vassallo himself.
Thank you :)
You're right. I have got this feedback about the audio company several times after the launch.
I wanted to know if I can keep the same domain but rebrand with a different name? Would having a domain with landr in the domain name be a problem later?
Thank you :)
I used Kinemaster. It's a mobile app.
Hi,
I released Landr few days back on Product Hunt and it got really good response and reached top 5th product of the day - https://www.producthunt.com/posts/landr-3
Landr is a landing page creator which helps you create websites for your products in minutes.
With growing internet popularity everyone wants to have a digital presence and having a website for their product is a must before they launch. Through Landr, i'm trying to make it easy for everyone to create landing page websites for their products with ease. Landr is very different from the traditional website builders you see on the market today. All these website builders are mostly drag and drop solutions. Even though they provide you with all the tools needed to build websites, unfortunately not everyone is creative enough to build good websites using these tools. Landr solves this problem by providing users beautiful list of templates to choose from and not having to worry about customising them at all. Users just have to select a template, fill all the inputs needed for that template, check the live preview of their website with the current details and then just create it by the click of a button. It's that simple.
In the first version of the product I'm providing SaaS templates. In the next version the plan is to provide templates for other category of users like freelancers who want to showcase their skills,students who want to showcase their portfolio to everyone on the internet.
I hope Landr removes one more problem from this world.I'm happy to answer any question you guys have.
Connect with me on twitter to join the journey of Landr: https://twitter.com/sunilc_
I created my profile on Twitter in 2015 and until recently i have been just a consumer on the platform. I never posted anything and didn't understand the importance of giving it back to the people on the twitter community.
Around a month back, I started following this person Daniel Vassallo who had quit his 500k job at Amazon in Feb 2019 as he had lost motivation at his job. Since then he has grown his twitter profile from 150 followers to 35k followers in little over an year.
It's amazing how one can influence people by providing valuable content on Social media.
He has a course on Gumroad where he explain how he was able to do this by building credibility on the platform.
I bought his course and absolutely loved it. After buying this course I've been a active content creator and met some people on twitter and learning a lot!
I just wanted to share this with Hacker News community if someone is interested to grow their profile as well.
Here's is the course link: https://gumroad.com/a/238777459/PBkrO
I created my profile on Twitter in 2015 and until recently i have been just a consumer on the platform. I never posted anything and didn't understand the importance of giving it back to the people on the twitter community.
Around a month back, I started following this person Daniel Vassallo who had quit his 500k job at Amazon in Feb 2019 as he had lost motivation at his job. Since then he has grown his twitter profile from 150 followers to 35k followers in little over an year.
It's amazing how one can influence people by providing valuable content on Social media.
He has a course on Gumroad where he explain how he was able to do this by building credibility on the platform.
I bought his course and absolutely loved it. After buying this course I've been a active content creator and met some people on twitter and learning a lot!
I just wanted to share this with Hacker News community if someone is interested to grow their profile as well.
Here's is the course link:
Great! This really helps. Thanks a lot! I would love to discuss more about how the interview process was like. How do you think we can connect?
Haha okay. Toptal is great! How is your experience so far? How many hours do you need to work per week?
You mean you work a company? Or you work as a freelancer on platforms like Toptal, freelancer.in etc ?
Great! Where do you work? If you don't mind me asking.
I'm currently working as a Senior Software Developer at a startup. I have been wanting to work remotely from my next job change.
I'm from India where engineers generally get paid less compared to engineers in the United States and many European Countries. Although I'm not looking for the same salary as that of an US engineer, I'm looking for a pay something close to that amount. Is this the reality today? How many companies pay remote workers regardless of their location?
SEEKING PART TIME FREELANCE WORK | Remote | 15 - 20 hours per week
* I'm Sunil Kumar C. I'm currently working as a Senior Software Developer at a Startup in Bangalore, India. I'm a passionate programmer who loves to build new things. I can work on freelance jobs as part time and can spend up to 20 hours per week on projects.
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