Build in Public Guide - Start, share, learn, and keep shipping. A practical handbook for sharing your work, learning from feedback, and building in public without turning your life into content.
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Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Huynh Nhan Quoc, an indie developer from Vietnam.
I created Build in Public Guide because I kept seeing the same question from beginners: "How do I actually start building in public?"
There are many great articles and videos out there, but they're often scattered. I wanted to create one place where anyone can learn step by step, from the first idea and first post all the way to launching a project.
The guide is completely free and community driven. It includes practical guides, templates, checklists, case studies, and resources that I hope will make starting a little less overwhelming.
This is just the first version, and I plan to keep improving it over time with feedback from the community.
What was the biggest challenge when you first started building in public?
I'd love to hear your story and your ideas for making this guide even better.
Thank you so much for your support. ❤️
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would love to see a simple tracker built in for logging what you shipped each week, so you can look back and see your own progress without digging through old posts
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@fatmanurcink2r Thanks! I really like that idea. Being able to look back at what you've shipped over weeks or even years would be really valuable. I'll add it to the roadmap.
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The tone feels really grounded, like it gets that building in public can quickly turn exhausting if you treat it like a content treadmill. Appreciated the sections on sharing without overexposing yourself.
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@dvorria61198 Thank you! That was exactly what I hoped to communicate.
Building in public should feel sustainable, not like a constant pressure to create content. I'm really glad that came across.
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the tone here feels right, less "content creator" and more "person actually shipping things." appreciate the framing about not turning your life into content, that part stuck with me.
would love to see a simple tracker built in for logging what you shipped each week, so you can look back and see your own progress without digging through old posts
@fatmanurcink2r Thanks! I really like that idea. Being able to look back at what you've shipped over weeks or even years would be really valuable. I'll add it to the roadmap.
The tone feels really grounded, like it gets that building in public can quickly turn exhausting if you treat it like a content treadmill. Appreciated the sections on sharing without overexposing yourself.
@dvorria61198 Thank you! That was exactly what I hoped to communicate.
Building in public should feel sustainable, not like a constant pressure to create content. I'm really glad that came across.
the tone here feels right, less "content creator" and more "person actually shipping things." appreciate the framing about not turning your life into content, that part stuck with me.
@havagqhy Thank you. That means a lot.
I built this from my own experience, and I wanted it to feel like it came from someone shipping real projects, not just talking about them.