Very original thumbnail, your face + pointing. You obviously watched some other idiot tell you that looking like EVERYONE else, differentiates you and will lead to success 😂
Good point about choosing the tech-stack you know! 💪🏻 I'm already working for about 2 years on a SaaS (doing it on the side right now) where I also thought, a nice opportunity to learn something about X, Y and Z, but still have to ship. That's not what helps in completing a SaaS. Next time, I will not fall into that trap. Even though I liked learning new things.
It’s such a double edge sword isn’t it? I think us developers default to learning as our safe place.. and then we’re met with the harsh reality a few months into the journey 😂👏🏼 What’re you building?!
@@_andrewpeacock I'm building a appreciation system so people do share the good things that happened in for example a sprint. During scrum retrospectives we quite often know what went wrong, but appreciating what your team mates did is very important as well. Learning is indeed a safe space.
@@_andrewpeacock Since I'm also working to launch my SaaS within the next 90 days, it would be great if you could consider interviewing others like me on your channel
@@_andrewpeacock Since I'm also working to launch my SaaS within the next 90 days, it would be great if you could consider interviewing others like me on your channel
@@_andrewpeacock Since I'm also working to launch my SaaS within the next 90 days, it would be great if you could consider interviewing others like me on your channel
Hey Andrew, Recent subscriber here and I really love your content. I just want to tell you that you’re doing great and I have no doubt that you’ll hit gold soon
@@_andrewpeacock Thanks a lot for your advice I reallly appreciate the push to just get started with my startup and cheack my idea with friends and others I ll definitely follow your advice and keep track of what I’m doing Your tips are really helpful and exciting and I can’t wait to use themThanks again for taking the time to reply it means a lot ❤
Regarding the steps with non assigned products and when they're put back, I think best to implement a popup explaining everything with a "Don't show me this again" and perhaps a call to some action. Great video :D
tooottallly agree. TBH, all of my 'onboarding' and 'informational' type flows are non existent so far. Once I knock out the big moving parts, I plan to go back and integrate all of those :D
@@_andrewpeacock yea i would have never known tanstack had such an issue with useeffect and how you just summarized it helped me , really love the videos , I am watching others you are great at capturing your audience like with just like vlog style. Just love it , I am watching your whole journey on youtube , you will see commenting in your other videos in the coming days.
@@Divineleo2023 I’m absolutely honored & stoked you’re finding value in the videos! If there’s anything you wanna see specifically let me know & I got you 👊🏼👊🏼
Good video Andrew! You need to improve the video thumbnail quality. These are less attractive. I can design thumbnails for your youtube videos for absolutely FREE (until your channel grows). Lets connect if you're interested.
I have a question for you...I am building authentication in NestJS for auction bay project (using JWT, refresh token...). So my dilemma is...what is best practice for tokens? To set expires at for token, or to just delete token after a certain time? Like if i make that token expires at 30 mintues it still stays in DB and taking up space. Is then better to make some schedule (cron job) which will delete the tokens after certain time, or is this too tasking? What is better practice...to just delete tokens after forexample 30 minutes, or token expires at? One or another or both? Yeah...I am noob. Fo now 😁I hope I was clear☺
I don’t think you should be storing tokens in your database :) you could utilize tokens stored in session state! docs.nestjs.com/security/authentication hope this helps! (Also check out PassportJS to see if it helps you)
Google recently did a lot of changes to, "increase security" on the play store. It was really nothing more than busy work. My 9-5's dev account had to provide a lot of paperwork for the actual business on top of the normal requirements to prove we actually existed as an American company. It was really just overkill imo.
@@cburkhart-fth I think it's going to prevent a LOT of indie-devs TBH. They'll hit the barrier and walk away because it's 'not worth it'. Time to invest in apple stock? 🤣
The mind map is very cool! You might enjoy tools like Obsidian / Logseq for their ability to generate relational maps for you over time. I've been taking notes using second brain tools for years now, and links between my notes produce some really interesting connections within my network of... brain stuff. I'd imagine you could do the same thing for just your app and get a similar result. Bummer you had to go buy an Android device to deploy to the store - that requirement needs to go. Buuuut on behalf of all my android homies out there: to deploy an app to the app store, you need a Mac, an IOS device, and a developer account, which is pretty pricey!
@@_andrewpeacock Fair. EAS is mad worth it for workflow gainz alone 😂 I _also_ bounced off of Obsidian... lots of decision paralysis, and I was too worried I'd spend a ton of time configuring every little nook and cranny, rather than taking notes. Logseq is very Goldilocks-ish for me. Just right, and I use it all the time. It might be worth another look at Obsidian sometime soon when I have more time... if I ever have more time 😂
Andrew, randomly found your content, and I am so glad I did! That one sentence where you said we get scared as soon as there’s some new thing we’re not comfortable with and immediately want to jump ship and switch over to the next big cool idea, that is exactly how I get whenever running into some tool or stack I don’t know. I’ve gotten stuck in the “analysis paralysis” more times than I would have liked. It makes me feel much better hearing it from someone who’s already gotten to the MVP stage (saw your MVP video first before coming here), therefore, I know you were able to battle through the moments where there is a significant lack in motivation. Rooting for you man! I come from a Data Science/ML background so Python and SQL is what I use day to day and am very comfortable with. At one point I got very interested in building my own app that solves a specific problem of mine. I’ve used a lot of web scraping technologies in the past, and that is an important part of the app I’m building which I was able to implement relatively easily. But then there was a lot of stuff I had to learn on the frontend and routing, primarily React and JS as a whole. There were so many times that I got stuck and pretty much abandoned my side project for a few weeks. But then I got back on track and as soon as I figured out the solution, I said to myself what the heck was I afraid of. Now I’m stuck again over another problem, but your video has helped me fight my inner fear that wants to first analyze all solutions instead of just doing the thing! So thank you for that! All the best, from Seattle.
Hey Andrew , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
