Daniel Shinall

I just launched my first NoCode app, and I used Bubble to build it. I was able to build so quickly and easily, so I'm now a HUGE NoCode fan!

This is awesome! Congrats on the launch!! I know this will be a game-changer for many web3 teams, but also for artists looking to create and sell NFTs from their own website. I will likely be using this very soon! 😁 🤝

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Your posts are GOLD, Nika! Thanks for this :)

Haha, I like this question. First thing that just popped in my head and I think it works: "Don't Stop Me Now", by Queen 😎 - Or at least that's what I'm feeling while I'm building right now🤣

Learning new things every day/week/month. Having the drive to dive into something new.

This is cool!

This is nice Vanessa. I think it evokes a calm and relaxing experience; a perfect fit for your app. I wonder if maybe some text should be included at some point in the video...but in a way that isn't jarring and disturbs the calm feeling you get while watching. - Maybe some info about the app slowly fades into view at some point, and then after a few seconds slowly fades out of view? - Maybe...

Thanks for sharing, Sveta. This is helpful! Did you share your launch on any other sites similar to PH and IH?

I'm using bubble for the first time to build a web app that has AI functionality. Bubble is a NoCode development platform, and I started with a simple idea and found I was able to build really fast with it, and one of the first things I experimented with was adding a ChatGPT API. You might look into that as a starting point for some basic AI integration, and once you get the hang of how to...

I'm feeling this too as my launch day approaches! The #1 thing that's been helpful for me is doing some kind of exercise each day. Just a 30 minute walk makes me so much more relaxed and focused.

#1 thing is: bad bugs. Hoping I've tested every scenario thoroughly, and eliminated all bad bugs, especially on the B2B side.

@profy17 , you are creeping up on my list, haha! Appreciate how active and helpful you are on PH. My top two are tied for first: Kevin Rose and Tim Ferriss. I've been following them closely since around 2006-2008. Kevin's Diggnation podcast was probably the first podcast I got into - I probably found it because I was on digg.com a lot back in those days. And Tim's blog became something I...

My new product that I'm launching soon will hopefully be a useful tool for many, but I find part of it to be fun. I think others will too! Also, I've never been a professional designer. I think my UI/design is...kinda unique, maybe not the sexiest or trendiest look...but I kinda love it! Would love for you to roast it when I launch, Natia! 🤣 Can't wait to share it soon.

I use a spreadsheet with the following headers: Type, Component, Priority, Task, Description, Status, Comment1, Comment2, Comment3...(and so on if I have more notes to add) This has been working really well for helping me to keep track of things. Occasionally, however, I'll get started on a new feature, where I'm building fast, and at those times I just write easy to-dos on pen and...

One of my most recent startups is with selling a physical product. Maybe it's not that unexpected, but I sell WAY more on Amazon than I do on my website and one other channel. Granted, I haven't spent much time marketing since I first launched. But people are there to buy, and their algorithms and recommendations help people find your product.

1 - My go-to suggestion is still The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss. - Some things in his updated version are getting to be a little dated, but it's an inspiring book, a fun read, and helpful (especially if your a new, aspiring entrepreneur). 2 - The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing, by Al Ries and Jack Trout. - This was actually a Tim Ferriss recommendation that I picked up many years ago and...

I just made one with Adobe After Effects. It's probably one of the most powerful, but I have very little experience with it, and it's probably got a steeper learning curve than many newer tools out there today. Took me a couple of days to figure out what I needed to do, but fortunately there are tons of guides and how-to videos out there to help with it. Looking forward to others' suggestions.