In the past 3 years I've looked at hundreds of web3 websites as part of my role. Devs won't open your docs because of a nice design or fancy animations. They need to understand your tech (fast). I made this checklist of what a dev page needs IMO 👇 Did I miss smth?

Roast my docs is making progress :) ✅ Built a solid crawling algo to go over the docs + turn the html into markdown ✅ Decided to classify each page with gpt-3.5-turbo for relevance. I want to mainly focus on quickstarts, guides and core concepts for now Next I want to

If you’re on a sales or discovery call and don’t know how to start, ask where they’re based It’s a great conversation starter and you’ll have an instant topic to talk about and maybe even connect on

Show your project as early as possible. It' so easy to get trapped in the planning and building phase.

One thing I realized is a course will only get me so far and I'll forget 80% of what I learned 8 weeks later anyway. I need to just learn by doing. You will never be fully "ready"

4 years ago I decided to leave my family, friends and country behind to see the world. No money, no job. Only a laptop, a suitcase and the ability to code. Best decision I've ever made.

6 months ago I gave someone a $5k loan to quit his job and follow his dream of becoming a designer. Today he is crushing his business, is about to reach 4k followers on x, can choose his projects, and is able to travel the world. He moved from Argentina to Spain with almost no

I can't even remember the last time I opened stack overflow

Working from Bali the right way 🥥🌴

Added this little feedback popup to my app. Messages go straight to my telegram

GM from my favourite island 🥹 Going to continue building today

Taking a bit of a break from coding this morning. Just driving around on my scooter looking at the rice fields 🧘

After some product validation & early feedback, I updated the name and added a logo Also added a waitlist feature and made it easier to try the beta version. New domain is blitzproposals.com Let me know what you think

I've started so many projects nobody ever saw. It's uncomfortable sharing something you are not 100% happy with. But you need that early feedback and push trough that discomfort to truly make it great.

My updated monthly expenses in Bali: $2415/month 🌮 $800: Food & Drinks (3x/day) 💪 $220: Gym + personal trainer (4x/week) 🏠 $1200: 1-bedroom villa 🌴 $200: Weekend trips 📄 $40 Visa 🛵 $55: Scooter 🏖 Still free: ocean, sun, volcanoes, corals You can still stay here for much

A big challenge we have building StreamrTV (decentralized Twitch) is the network effect. How do you build it? You niche down, sure. But how do you get the first 100 consistent streamers that attract viewers?

Another morning, another day of building, LFG 🚀