Speeding Up SaaS Feature Prototyping with QR Codes
Feb 8 · 2 min read · Sometimes the fastest way to test a feature isn’t writing more code—it’s giving users a way to experience it without friction. For me, QR codes became a surprisingly powerful shortcut. In one of my side projects, I needed beta testers to try out mobi...
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Garmigotchi: A Tamagotchi That Lives Off Your Health Data
Jan 17 · 2 min read · tags: [garmin, wearables, health, sideproject, gamification] A virtual pet watchface for Garmin smartwatches that reacts to real health metrics. The creature thrives when you maintain good health habits and deteriorates if you neglect self-care. The ...
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To-Do List Manager 101: A Previous Challenge
Jan 2 · 6 min read · Hello, coders! In the Lists and Dictionaries article previously, I had given you all the task of creating a To-Do List Manager. So let us have a quick overview of the topics you need to have a robust understanding of in order to do this challenge. Ex...
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Discovering Go and Real Systems: My 2025 Christmas Holiday Experience
Dec 28, 2025 · 3 min read · Holidays usually mean rest. For me, this one became a quiet reset—four days of learning, breaking things, debugging late-night bugs, and slowly moving forward. From 25th to 28th December 2025, I decided to use my free time intentionally. No pressure ...
Join discussionBuilding GuessAnswer.com — A Fast, Minimal Browser Trivia Game
Dec 11, 2025 · 2 min read · I’ve always been fascinated by small, simple web games—those tiny experiences that can grab your attention in just a few seconds. That’s how GuessAnswer.com (https://guessanswer.com) came to life. The idea was sparked while watching people play quick...
Join discussionBuilding SynthDB: A Context-Aware Database Seeder in Rust (and Why I Need Your Help!)
Nov 25, 2025 · 4 min read · If you've ever set up a test database, you know the pain: INSERT INTO users VALUES ('test123', 'asdf@qwerty', '99999', 'ZZZ'); This "data" is useless for realistic testing. You can't demo your app to stakeholders, test search algorithms, validate UI ...
Join discussionWhy I Started Building Tools for Parents as an Indie Developer
Sep 5, 2025 · 3 min read · When I first started coding, I never imagined I’d be building apps for parents. Like many indie developers, I thought about productivity apps, small SaaS tools, or the next clever automation. But life changes fast when you become a parent — and those...
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Funnel To Freedom Review: A Prebuilt Framework for Affiliate Funnels
Aug 23, 2025 · 1 min read · As developers, we love building things from scratch. But sometimes, speed matters more than architecture. Funnel To Freedom is a prebuilt affiliate marketing system designed for efficiency. **Core components:**- Pre-designed funnels (editable but r...
Join discussionI Launched DevSolve — Where Developers Solve Real Problems and Sell Pre-Built Code
Jul 19, 2025 · 2 min read · Hey folks 👋 I launched a side project called DevSolve.It’s a place where developers solve real coding problems and get paid, and also where they can upload their pre-built solutions and earn from them. 🧠 Why I Built It I’ve seen devs solving each ...
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