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Worlds of Worlds is a game I wanted to make for more than 10 years (the first attempt was on Microsoft XNA). It does not chase the current hyper-casual trends, it is difficult and the payoff is not instant, the dopamine hits when you're off the app and randomly remember that one TV Show that fits a cross-section between England, Crime, and Good Omens. It's supposed to be easy to get about 80%...

I'm reading a lot. So you don't have to. What started as a desire to learn more about the tech industry, turned into a collection of excellent blogposts, talks and books, I love sharing, whenever there's an opportunity. TL;DR Weekly is a channel for that - cherry-picking the best of tech-knowledge, infusing it with latest news and presenting it in a clear and concise format. You can digest...

1. Visuals - how to get a coherent look, that's nice on the eyes, fits the product and isn't just a Tailwind template 2. Panic.. Mostly panic. And then look for inspiration on the internet, try a lot of things.. Land on one that I like.. And then change my mind when I find another thing online that I like better.. So in other works, I don't have this one figured out yet..

If you're have trouble starting working, have a set of small tasks you do everyday, so you just seamlessly slide into a working mood. Mine is a set of bookmarks to open at the start of each day - metrics, producthunt/indiehackers, email.. Right click, open all in new tabs.. And by the time I'm done with them, I'm ready to move on to more serious tasks..

Congrats on the launch! Job boards are a bit of a chicken and the egg situation - you need job ads to get traffic, but you need traffic to get job ads. What's your strategy to tackle this?

Congrats on the launch. Email clutter is stressful, so this is a great idea that should hit the spot for a lot of users

Hey everyone 👋 Today I’m very excited to share the launch of Feedbakk.io! Inspiration for Feedbakk.io comes from two places. As an indie developer, I usually had plenty of ideas, but needed a sustainable, engaging, frictionless way to learn what my users actually need. Or what they think about the product. 
As a user myself, the best experience I had, was when I could reach out to devs and...

I'm trying to find something that works for me.. Notion just does not stick somehow.. And it ends up being a mix of sticky notes, notes on my laptop, things in Notion.. So a bit of a scatterbrain :)

"The Minimalist Entrepreneur: How Great Founders Do More with Less" is a great read, painting a very compelling picture of sustainable entrepreneurship. I've picked it up after reading "Blitzscaling: The Lightning-Fast Path to Building Massively Valuable Companies", and it was a very interesting contrast. And it might be even more relevant in todays market, where a lot of hyper-growth...

I’m more hoping that Google and such services will start using it under the hood.