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How do you deal with "this has already been built" syndrome?

The idea was great. The UI was clean. The tech stack was solid. But no one cared. Marketing > everything else.

What’s harder? - Coding the product - Talking about the product - Selling the product

You’re building an MVP. Do you: – Focus on UI/UX – Focus on core functionality Which one moves the needle first?

What’s the better move right now? Build an app or a webapp?

If your MVP flops, - do you quit - or - do you iterate?

You’re building a new app. What’s tougher for you: – Frontend – Backend Which one really tests your skills first?

Building in public is hard. Some days it feels like no one’s watching. But waking up to 700+ followers and this 👇 That’s the fuel. That’s the sign to keep going. Let’s build.

Quit my job with €0 MRR – Daily Report 🚀 It’s my birthday today… and we just hit 800 followers! 🥳 Huge thanks to all of you 💛 Spent most of my special day fighting with the monorepo. In the end, the fix was just 3 lines. What a gift 😅

Build in public really works? Every day I see fewer people sharing their projects here. Feels like the hype is fading… or maybe people are just shipping silently

I’m hitting pause. Heading to Peru for 16 days, 7 flights, and leaving my MacBook behind. No coding, no work, just disconnecting and sharing my experiences on X 😎 Crazy idea or a startup suicide? After 365 days non stop, I think I really deserve this break.

If you’re building something great in silence just remember People can’t use what they don’t know exists.

Who else is close to earning their first $$ on X thanks to building in public?

Typical founder moment: -> Add another feature? -> Start marketing now? What would you do?

I asked 10 people about my idea and got 10 different opinions 🤯 How do you decide which feedback actually matters?

How do you deal with "this has already been built" syndrome?

What’s harder? - Coding the product - Talking about the product - Selling the product

What’s the better move right now? Build an app or a webapp?

You’re building an MVP. Do you: – Focus on UI/UX – Focus on core functionality Which one moves the needle first?

If your MVP flops, - do you quit - or - do you iterate?

You’re building a new app. What’s tougher for you: – Frontend – Backend Which one really tests your skills first?

The idea was great. The UI was clean. The tech stack was solid. But no one cared. Marketing > everything else.

I asked 10 people about my idea and got 10 different opinions 🤯 How do you decide which feedback actually matters?

Typical founder moment: -> Add another feature? -> Start marketing now? What would you do?

Build in public really works? Every day I see fewer people sharing their projects here. Feels like the hype is fading… or maybe people are just shipping silently

Let’s be honest… Do you actually review the code AI generates, or just trust it and ship? 🚀

Are you building for -love -money -or freedom? No wrong answer

leaving your 9-5 before your side hustle earns the same as your salary… bad move or bold move? because i did it and need opinions from other builders

For those of us at $0 MRR Don’t aim for $10k right away. Aim for your first client, then 100, then 1,000. Step by step wins the race What’s the first small milestone you’re aiming for?

What’s harder for you? → Finishing → Starting

I’m hitting pause. Heading to Peru for 16 days, 7 flights, and leaving my MacBook behind. No coding, no work, just disconnecting and sharing my experiences on X 😎 Crazy idea or a startup suicide? After 365 days non stop, I think I really deserve this break.