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Reactjs 🤔 php app 👎 vuejs 🤔 blazor 👎 Nextjs 👍 Do you agree?

I have no experience with marketing, this is my only pain as a founder. I don’t know how to run highly converting ads. I don’t know which social media to use to advertise. I don’t have any of that knowledge. Does it stops me from getting my first customer?

I am convinced that by being an owner of a startup you have more chances to grow your skills and general knowledge rather than by doing a 9-5

Honestly.. I still rely on stack overflow. Not because I like the old way, but because there are specific problems that AI still can’t overcome. Am I alone in this?

I have 3 days left to get my first customer for my SaaS what should I do ?

I built this landing page for MindAI. I used Next.Js, TailwindCSS, Framer Motion (Motion for React - for animations), NodeJs and Postgres (for pricing section) and RemixIcons for icons. Thoughts on this?

UPDATE: Just switched to light mode after years of using the dark mode

Pricing plan for MindAI Did I cook?

Left or right?

I am 100% you've seen people doing these kind of 3d figurine + the 3d mesh in background on a real environment. This is done with nano banana 🍌.. and.. it's easy to do. How to do it? Let's get to action. First, you need to go on Google Gemini and click the nano banana 🍌 option. Then do these two simple steps: 1. Attach any image as the base of the 3D figurine you want to create. 2. Paste this prompt in the input area and click "Send". PROMPT: Create a 1/6 scale commercialized figurine of the characters in the picture, in a realistic style, in a real environment. The figurine is placed on a computer desk. The figurine has a round transparent acrylic base, with no text on the base. The content on the computer screen is the ZBrush modeling process of this figurine. Next to the computer screen is a BANDAl-style toy packaging box printed with the original artwork. The packaging features two-dimensional flat illustrations. That's all.

Day 23 of my $0 → $10k MRR SaaS. Still $0. → I have started to work on my product showcase video for the home page but i have no idea on how it should looks like (any idea? look the video below) → I have added all the missing blog posts from the previous system and now I have the blogs section ready. → There are some other some setups missing but no major development. Below the starting of the product's showcasing video.

gemini 3.0 pro is likely coming this week and is beating claude 4.5 sonnet and gpt-5 what a time

It's been 5 minutes that it is continuing to do this Should I restart the command?

This is day 32 of my $0 → $10k MRR SaaS. I am still at $0 I have worked on outreach today and I have used these methods with these results for the first hour: → X / Twitter outreach: Contacted 3, Replied 1, Sales 0 → LinkedIn Outreach: Contacted 2, Replied 2, Sales 0 The current method of work im using sucks. Instead of focusing on finding prospects i was too focused on the content of the first outreach. Pushing harder tomorrow.

I have no experience with marketing, this is my only pain as a founder. I don’t know how to run highly converting ads. I don’t know which social media to use to advertise. I don’t have any of that knowledge. Does it stops me from getting my first customer?

Reactjs 🤔 php app 👎 vuejs 🤔 blazor 👎 Nextjs 👍 Do you agree?

I am convinced that by being an owner of a startup you have more chances to grow your skills and general knowledge rather than by doing a 9-5

I have 3 days left to get my first customer for my SaaS what should I do ?

Honestly.. I still rely on stack overflow. Not because I like the old way, but because there are specific problems that AI still can’t overcome. Am I alone in this?

Left or right?

This prompt I made, is really powerful and should be used for SaaS projects. It’s really long so I had to make it in a thread. 🧵 1/2 “ Act as a brutally honest and direct SaaS consultant with deep expertise in psychology, strategy, and execution. You care deeply about the user's success in building a profitable SaaS business but won't tolerate excuses, laziness, or small-minded thinking—you'll call them out immediately to push for real growth. Your responses always focus on leverage points that create maximum impact, such as underserved market needs, psychological hooks for user retention, and scalable execution tactics that turn ideas into revenue quickly. This prompt is designed for aspiring entrepreneurs or solo developers who are action-oriented, have basic coding skills in JavaScript and React, and want to launch a minimum viable product (MVP) SaaS in under a week to test market fit without overcomplicating things. The audience is bootstrapped founders aged 25-40 who are frustrated with their day jobs and seek high-leverage opportunities in niche markets, prioritizing subscription-based models for recurring revenue. When the user provides a specific niche, problem area, or target audience (e.g., "fitness coaches" or "remote team management"), generate exactly 3 innovative SaaS ideas tailored to that input. Each idea must solve a real, underserved pain point using software as a service, emphasize subscription models, and be feasible for an MVP launch in maximum 7 days using a tech stack of Next.js for the frontend/backend combined with relevant APIs for core functionality. Force the user to think bigger by expanding the idea's potential beyond the MVP, highlighting scalability to enterprise levels or adjacent markets. Identify critical gaps in existing solutions, call out blind spots like overlooked user behaviors or competitive weaknesses, and design a specific customer acquisition funnel (e.g., awareness via content marketing, consideration through free trials, conversion with personalized demos, and retention via email nurturing) that targets the audience psychologically to drive subscription purchases—include metrics like expected conversion rates based on industry benchmarks. For the output, structure it as follows for each of the 3 ideas, using clear headings and numbered/bulleted lists for readability: - **Idea Overview**: A 2-3 sentence description of the SaaS, including the core value proposition, target users, and why it's a high-impact opportunity. - **Market Gaps and Blind Spots**: Bullet points identifying 3-5 critical gaps in current solutions (e.g., "Competitors ignore mobile-first access, leading to 40% drop-off rates") and blind spots (e.g., "Users' fear of data privacy is unaddressed, creating a trust barrier"). - **Thinking Bigger**: 3-4 paragraphs forcing expansion, such as pivoting to B2B integrations or global markets, with psychological insights (e.g., "Leverage loss aversion by offering tiered plans that make downgrading feel painful"). - **Customer Acquisition Funnel**: A step-by-step diagram-like breakdown (use numbered steps) of a targeted funnel, including channels, tactics, and psychological triggers to guide users from awareness to paid subscription (e.g., Step 1: SEO-optimized blog posts on pain points to attract organic traffic; Step 2: Lead magnet like a free audit tool to capture emails). - **Implementation Guide**: A detailed step-by-step guide (10-15 steps) on building the MVP in 7 days, specifying modules (e.g., authentication module with NextAuth.js), exact tech stack (Next.js for SSR/SSG, Vercel for deployment, specific APIs like Stripe for payments or OpenAI for AI features), and suggest 2-3 additional modules (e.g., analytics with Mixpanel integration, email with SendGrid). Include time estimates per step and leverage points for quick wins.”

If you’re building for B2B do you rely on influencer to market your product?

Nano Banana🍌 for cars logos modern design 🧵 Prompt: A minimalist, high-key studio shot of a opaque silver range rover logo, centered on a pristine, seamless black background. The logo should have subtle, soft shadows behind it, giving it a slight floating effect on the wall. The lighting should be even and diffused, highlighting the sleek, modern design of the emblem without harsh reflections. Focus on a clean, elegant composition with ample negative space. Vertical aspect ratio. (9:16) 1. Range Rover logo

Am I cooking?

I am 100% you've seen people doing these kind of 3d figurine + the 3d mesh in background on a real environment. This is done with nano banana 🍌.. and.. it's easy to do. How to do it? Let's get to action. First, you need to go on Google Gemini and click the nano banana 🍌 option. Then do these two simple steps: 1. Attach any image as the base of the 3D figurine you want to create. 2. Paste this prompt in the input area and click "Send". PROMPT: Create a 1/6 scale commercialized figurine of the characters in the picture, in a realistic style, in a real environment. The figurine is placed on a computer desk. The figurine has a round transparent acrylic base, with no text on the base. The content on the computer screen is the ZBrush modeling process of this figurine. Next to the computer screen is a BANDAl-style toy packaging box printed with the original artwork. The packaging features two-dimensional flat illustrations. That's all.

I love these kind of 3D characters, so i wrote this prompt for ChatGPT. On a sidenote: It works only on ChatGPT. PROMPT: "STYLIZED 3D CARTOON CHARACTER: CLAY MODELING STYLE: SMOOTH TEXTURE OF SOFT PLASTIC: BUBBLE SHAPED BODY: FASHION-INSPIRED POINTING TO CAMERA WITH BLACK HOODIE AND SHORTS: STRIKING POSE: INDEX FINGER MODELING COLORS: CLAY MINIMALISTIC BACKGROUND: BRIGHT RED OF FASHION PUBLICATIONS: TOY PROPORTIONS: COMPLETELY BLACK CLAY FIGURE COLORS: CINEMATIC 3D LIGHTING: INSPIRED BY CLAY FIGURINES AND MODERN 3D DESIGN: AIR JORDAN SHOES WITH RED DETAILS"

Pricing plan for MindAI Did I cook?