I earn $1,753/day with this SIMPLE tech stack

I never change my tech stack. That's how I built 21 products in 2 years.

00:00 - Intro
00:33 - Frontend
01:50 - Backend
03:44 - Hosting
04:17 - Monitoring
05:17 - Extra
06:21 - Outro

[marc-lou]

I share everything I learn as a solopreneur: How to find startup ideas, launch fast, and get profitable.

No spam, sponsorship, or email retargeting BS — Just my thoughts and learnings.

[ScottJames]

I love one thing in particular that you touch on in the video:
Customer's don't care about your tech stack!
They care about how easy/quick/cheaply they can get their job done. 💜

[JeudryPeñaPeña]

I needed this guy like 4 years ago, its not about the last trending tecnologies, like literally 99.9 youtubers does, its about the demanding ones who works with business

[ireallylikecoffee]

"Just ship it". Maaan i cannot emphasize enough how important that sentence is.
Great video!

[bigunhettiarachchi]

I get your point bro. Most developers only consider about the next big tech stack. But they don’t know what customers want. You do the opposite and you make what customers want. And that’s why you make money. ❤

[IGNITION]

"I fear not the man who has done 10, 000 tutorials, but the man who has done one tutorial 10, 000 times." -Bruce Lee

[janardannn]

still cant phathom how informative and helpful the content is, the video is fully packed yet somehow its not overwhelming and pretty easy on my mind

[jonwalzmusic]

What the heck. You are the living embodiment of “default to action”. Kudos to creating so much.

[WizardOfSaaS]

"Customers don't care about the tech stack". Picking a tech stack was a big daunting factor that bogged me down. I'll remember this advice, thank you!

[i_am_pasindu]

Finally!! someone get the things done, without complaining and chasing shinny objects. Nice work!!

[someoneyouknow]

I can't believe I have been following you on twitter for a while and I'm not subscribed to you on youtube. This video is very underrated, thanks for this.

[josersleal]

best video in youtube for software engineers hands down and I have been doing SE for 10+ years. Bravo!

[matten_zero]

I think a lot of engineers get stuck on the tech debt from what they learned in industry. Thats why a lot of us smaller self taught solo devs can outcompete them. We use simple approaches and arent looking for million dollar moon shots. We' re just looking to build small sustainable ecosystem of tools that people in our niche find value in.

[moodiiie]

You inspired me to just pick a stack and just create projects on it. Bought the shipfast, now I’m just building small projects using it to get used to the stack so when I have an idea I won’t struggle as much.

[marc-lou]

I got someone to help with the video editing, what do you think? 🤔

[st.toussaint]

editing was Great and the video was straight to the point! Good Job.

[Grimz]

I love daisy ui combined with tailwind and next! great stack

[TheStickofWar]

I scoffed at the title, clicked it, and then walked away “Oh this guy is like me” regarding attitude to not chasing the shiny things and work.

Earned a sub, nice vid, no bullshit.

[DakerGamer]

"The faster you ship, the faster you get customers" love it ❤, I'm a backend developer trying to land the first job. im trying to improve my skills on backend, but I think if I want to bring others my services I need to learn a frontend library.

[SwahiliSpicE]

My new favourite channel I think! Not just a list of ideas and or advice but practically applicable with first hand experience and expertise. Super impressive!