For those that quit their 9-5 jobs and went all in their projects like me... What was the key moment or metric that convinced you to take the leap ?

What are you working on today ? Share in the comments and I’ll sign up ! #buildinpublic

Unpopular opinion: Vercel is a life saver These last few weeks, lots of people talked about self hosting their stuff, but tbh I'm proud to say I'm staying with Vercel. Thousands of visitors, 20x projects and never have paid a dime to them. If my projects work out, I owe them.

I said it before, I'm going to say it again... DON'T BUILD WITHOUT VALIDATING FIRST DON'T BUILD WITHOUT VALIDATING FIRST DON'T BUILD WITHOUT VALIDATING FIRST

Cheat code to a successful product launch: Get a Viral Twitter Post Twitter is the key to us acquiring 40+ users in just one week of launching Unghoster My playbook: - Comment 30-50 times a day - Focus on 1-2 storytelling posts a week - Make company shoutout posts - Be genuine

10 things you need to do in order to get a successful product launch 1. List on MicroLaunch 2. Re-target website visitors with unghoster.com 3. Post on @levelsio Telegram 4. Post on Reddit (3 subreddits a day) 5. Post on Twitter (2-3 posts a day) 6. Build a waitlist

Exactly one year ago I quit my $100K/year SWE job to pursue my projects full time. My goal was to reach $30K/MRR within 1 year For 9 months I was close to making $0, but these last 3 months made that initial goal seem tiny, let's just say I surpassed it by a lot. Tomorrow I'll

La Viral Studio went from 0 to $1M ARR in 20 days. Becoming the fastest growing startup in Canada. This is how we did it:

Mobile apps are really the thing in 2025

🚨 we’re hiring a software engineer variable comp 100k-$150k looking for someone who can build and scale mobile/web apps and has a good taste. Tech stack: Next.js, React Native, TypeScript, Node.js, Supabase, AWS, Cloudflare Workers based in mtl, but open to remote