"Learn to code" is still one of the best things you can do. Don’t get fooled into thinking it’s dead.

Social media enabled thousands of us to make money doing what we love. Here’s how they do it: • They share what they are building, not just what they finished. • They teach what they have learned, making others smarter. • They post results that speak louder than resumes.

You might call me a fool for saying this, but every company these days is trying to add AI to their product unnecessarily, even when it doesn’t make sense for their use case. Focus on your core business. That’s what drives revenue.

Some say disappear for 6 months and come back transformed. I say > be everywhere > share what you are learning > document your journey > teach out loud > talk to people > build where others can see it

Everyone should try this in 2025. → learn basics of how to build with JavaScript and React → use tools like bolt and cursor to move faster → build something quick → Talk about it on X That’s it. No magic. You are a builder now.

REST Architectural Constraints.

Tell me a bigger scam than those ChatGPT courses.

How to get more done: Less productivity tools, Less perfection, Less meetings, Less planning.

Scrum quietly eats your business growth. Companies treat scrum like a sacred set of rules that must never be questioned. Like a ritual in a religion. 10-minute calls turn into 30. They think talking more makes them look productive, so they overshare fake priorities. Your

One good thing that happened after AI took over tech is that people finally stopped arguing about React vs Angular on X.

Product Managers should speak the engineer’s language. When a PM doesn’t understand how the system works, everything feels like a “small tweak.” It's a nightmare for engineers explaining why this feature request could take weeks to implement. No, they need to write code, but

How to sell: • Build once, talk about it 100 times • Show real results, not just features • Create content your audience already searches for • Share the “why” behind your product • Your belief sells better than ads

I’m grateful that I’m active on X. Otherwise I’d have never known a one-person business could make $10K MRR. I used to think having a job was the only way to survive.

This is really cool. Perfect for those of us who hop across LLMs with the same prompt.

AI is eating organic search.

2025 Indie Hacker loop: > Learn JavaScript, React, APIs > Try Windsurf and Cursor > Build a SaaS for a niche > Post about it on X > Get 3 signups → add Stripe > Wake up to $40 MRR > “Okay wait… this might actually work”

Uploaded a video on YouTube after 2 years! youtube.com/watch?v=UA7Jpz…