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I picked this up last week and it's been a great intro that's given me some ideas for apps I can build for nocoders. I haven't gone through the whole course yet, but it's well put together.

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Congrats, Paystack!

Really cool concept. As a creator on YT, I like data tools like this.

This is a market I've been interested in for a long time, and I've seen a lot of apps like this. I think for any kind of SRS-related app, the most important question is whether or not there's Anki-interop. Anki's ecosystem is vast, it's extremely powerful and serious learners often have months or *years* of review data in it. Another thing I'd suggest is putting words in context and focusing...

It's a show about two early-stage bootstrappers in their late 20s. Neither of them are technical, but they're both building online businesses around communities. They go into a lot of detail both about their longer term plans and specific tactics. I like how little they hold back. There have been times when listening has been like reliving events Liam told me about months ago! Pros: They share...

In my opinion, LingQ is the absolute best product on the market for serious self-directed language learners. FWIW, I've got a fair amount of experience language learning and teaching. I built and ran an English school in Taiwan for four years and later worked at a language learning startup. LingQ lags quite a bit technically and marketing (especially since the biggest blogger in the space is an...