What are some of the technical challenges you've faced in your journey?
Paul Pamfil
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This question delves into the problem-solving aspects of a maker's journey in the tech field. It aims to highlight the technical obstacles they've encountered while developing their products or services. These can range from issues in coding, systems integration, scalability, to data security and beyond. The question also focuses on the solutions and strategies they used to overcome these challenges. Their responses can provide insight into their expertise, resilience, adaptability, and innovative thinking. It also helps other tech enthusiasts learn from their experiences, fostering an environment of shared knowledge and continuous improvement.
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John Carmichael@john_carmichael
Liffery
Establishing a single code base for 5 apps (web/ios/android/browser extensions) that didn't suck. It took a little investment upfront before we started the project but knew that we would have to be all-device for Liffery to work. The investment paid off, with VueJS/SSR/Capacitor/a series of small bash scripts... the whole operation of releasing to all platforms is now satisfying :)
Outside of that... just the usual startup difficulties, keeping the system flexible for easy pivots on features.
After much back and forth with our beta users and early business customers, we're launching on here tomorrow: producthunt.com/products/liffery
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The big one I think is finding/developing cross-platform compatibility.
Data security is usually an interesting problem to solve :)).
Any product here that develop that?
@mihail_moxa Absolutely, data security is quite a puzzle!
The product was slow
@andra_cernamori_ It sounds like the product could benefit from some performance optimization. Consider revisiting your code to identify any areas of inefficiency or bottlenecks that could be slowing it down.
Getting my head around those complex algorithms was no joke! It was tough at first, but with tons of practice and some pretty epic study group sessions.
@paul_pirlog Tackling complex algorithms can be daunting, but with the right attitude and persistence, it gets easier. Keep practicing