Side track, I'm building another project alongside
I was thinking very hard about how to add value while building in public. I asked on IH and I got pretty good responses. You can read the post here:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/what-do-you-want-to-read-from-someone-who-is-building-in-public-9f576c773e
In short, most people want 2 things: Inspiring stories and tricks/tactics.
The problem with the former is that my story is short. I only recently started, hence I have not much to share that is "inspiring". Tricks and tactics? Well, that's what I am trying to figure out now. So here's what I came up with:
While building on #boneyard, I intend to share my code on useful React components that I built for my project as well as commonly used components I built for fun. I'll upload once in awhile, perhaps once a week, not so sure. I thought that this would be useful for developers who want to build something quickly but find CSS frameworks too bulky and want to simply stick to the traditional CSS. I've attached a screenshot of my quick figma mockup. Yes, I called it Mad Dog UI. Thought it was funky.
Will start on it tmr. It's 1 am here in Singapore. Time to hit the sack.
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/what-do-you-want-to-read-from-someone-who-is-building-in-public-9f576c773e
In short, most people want 2 things: Inspiring stories and tricks/tactics.
The problem with the former is that my story is short. I only recently started, hence I have not much to share that is "inspiring". Tricks and tactics? Well, that's what I am trying to figure out now. So here's what I came up with:
While building on #boneyard, I intend to share my code on useful React components that I built for my project as well as commonly used components I built for fun. I'll upload once in awhile, perhaps once a week, not so sure. I thought that this would be useful for developers who want to build something quickly but find CSS frameworks too bulky and want to simply stick to the traditional CSS. I've attached a screenshot of my quick figma mockup. Yes, I called it Mad Dog UI. Thought it was funky.
Will start on it tmr. It's 1 am here in Singapore. Time to hit the sack.
