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Don't let anyone fool you!
A SaaS App can be quite simple.
Here are a few rules that help you make the right decisions 🚀🧵
A SaaS App can be quite simple.
Here are a few rules that help you make the right decisions 🚀🧵
💡 Mindset (1/2)
The SaaS space is a mature, highly commoditized one where you can cherry-pick a lot of what is needed from a pool of mature services and ready-to-use modules and use well-established, common best practices.
The SaaS space is a mature, highly commoditized one where you can cherry-pick a lot of what is needed from a pool of mature services and ready-to-use modules and use well-established, common best practices.
💡 Mindset (2/2)
Just don't lock yourself into short-lived technologies or dependencies.
And let your team only build stuff that sets you apart from the competition and/or builds up real value in your startup.
Buy everything else (the commodities)
Just don't lock yourself into short-lived technologies or dependencies.
And let your team only build stuff that sets you apart from the competition and/or builds up real value in your startup.
Buy everything else (the commodities)
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Low-Code AI course is now free of charge! 🥳
Learn the basics of python programming, training machine learning models (@fastdotai), deploying APIs (@FastAPI), and building NoCode apps (@bubble).
Reasons for price change in 🧵👇
#MachineLearning #AI #NoCode #Pyton
Low-Code AI course is now free of charge! 🥳
Learn the basics of python programming, training machine learning models (@fastdotai), deploying APIs (@FastAPI), and building NoCode apps (@bubble).
Reasons for price change in 🧵👇
#MachineLearning #AI #NoCode #Pyton
1. Charging for access to the content makes it inaccessible to many people who might benefit from it, including students and folks in countries where 100USD is a substantial amt of money.
2/ There are many incredible, brilliant educators in the AI space, teaching and creating content for free, and I feel uncomfortable with the idea of charging for content that still aspires to be as good as what these folks are creating (e.g @jeremyphoward, @karpathy, @ykilcher)
