Jahanzeb Ahmed Khan

What's stopping you from building your product MVP?

Congrats Andrei

Whoever needs to hear this

Please stop using lists in a field when building with bubble.io, it's not scalable

Create a new table single line entry 'x' its more compact and delivers better

Good constraint doubled with a good privacy rules setup and you're in business

The best decision you take in your life is stepping up

Mobile app build with bubble.io

I still haven't shifted to 🦋 completely

If you guys are into product development and MVP's

Give me a shoutout on X

x.com/jahanzeb10

The Ultimate Bubble Build Checklist Helping bubble.io users create better applications. I developed this checklist after 4 years of bubble development. Using this improved my project management and client satisfaction. Now all projects ...

5 Months ago I launched my bubble building checklist for free

Haven't been updating this, I think it's time to get some reviews

If you've got it, please DM me I would love to see if it helped you build faster and better buff.ly/3X3lqjF

You don't need fancy designs to build great apps

Simplicity is always the best option

Built with bubble.io

#buildinpublic

9-5 is only stable till you get laid off

Then back to the drawing board

I started working for myself, and it has been one of the best decisions of my life

People are afraid of taking risks, even when it is necessary to grow

Take a calculated leap and see your self grow

Its messages like these that keep me sane

I know I'm on the right track.

Helping founders build scalable products with bubble and #nocode

And to think of it I had no idea I would be doing this a year ago

Its messages like these that keep me sane

I know I'm on the right track.

Helping founders build scalable products with bubble and #nocode

And to think of it I had no idea I would be doing this a year ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/1h30hf9/comment/m03uja3/

104k Views in a week is crazy

I really want to see how lead gen works on reddit

Any devs or agencies who've done this before?

November Review for my agency Wolf Nocode Studio

🔹 2 apps delivered
🔸 2 apps designed
🔹 2 apps currently being developed
🔸 $$$ 3.3k This was a tough month, but we delivered

Another super achievement I got my LLC & stripe account running 👐

On it 🫡

I'll check it out

They get comfortable with their routines, stick to 9-5, have a stable income, maybe get good insurance and funds. It's not a bad place to be in tbh

Once they start their own thing that's when they realize what they're actually capable of

Your purpose should be to launch fast and keep iterating as you get feedback

Simplicity drives result

One thing I always do before I start building out any project in @bubble

I write down what features we're focusing on, solving one problem at a time.

I use the MoSCoW method

Must have, should have, could have & won't have

It's been something on my mind for the past 6 months now

Yea, I was actually thinking about this approach. Because with a waitlist you never really know what the actual number of paying users will be

Thankyou, should I start with a waitlist landing page or should I just post about it and see what people think

I have an idea I want to build for indie hackers and solo founders

How do I validate it?

Should I launch a waitlist and see if people are interested, or should I make a few posts about it first?

Is it time for me to join a starter pack?

Oh look what we have here now

Still have a long way to go here

Can I do it without starter packs?

Oh look what we have here now

Still have a long way to go here

Can I do it without starter packs?

What's been the toughest part of your #buildinpublic journey so far?

And how did you overcome it?

This is what the growth is like without starter packs

I deliberately didn't request to be a part of any

I wanted to see what organic traffic do I get

I've got 450 followers on X

Growth here is good but its not that crazy

I would be convinced if I get more clients from 🦋

Scalable apps don't need a dev team, what they need is 1 No-code developer who's committed to building the right way

Building apps is becoming something of a hobby for me

I genuinely enjoy hearing everyone's idea, how they want to grow and market themselves

And of course how I can help them launch fast

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