I Spent 3 Months Building This SaaS

So I spent my evenings and weekends building a SaaS and learning a ton while doing it

-- my links

[Fizzify]

Someone remembered their YouTube password 😂

[tobitacklestech]

I can feel the perfection you put into this 🔥

[hammadXP]

Thanks for sharing your journey, the project concept and design are amazing 🎉, I'm kinda on the same journey for my first ever client as a nextjs web dev, each day feels like a milestone and ticking of those to-dos gives next level dopamine, just about to finish it and I feel the same energy as you 😅

[MarceloPlaza]

Thank you for sharing your efforts and results. Lots of stuff to manage before the end results.

[cidhighwind]

Josh, you're a talented developer, but it seems like this might be a case of searching for a problem to fit the technology rather than developing technology to solve a problem. As a dev I wouldn’t pay for this as I can easily build these components myself in minutes. Also if you do get customers, I imagine your churn is going to be super high because I feel since once the dev has the code, why continue? Perhaps I’m missing something but just giving honest feedback. But good luck to you and i hope I am wrong.

[whitallee]

I really appreciate you being open about not being sure if Vercel is the best option long term, would love to hear an honest update after you get more users from this post and how your infra has worked for you and what you might change

[damin]

The fact that you yourself learned so much from doing this project is really motivating to me, even though I learned so much from your tutorials I see that you also have a lot to learn! It makes me realise that you are not some magical coding-wizard and I can learn the skills if I put in the work. I will never stop learning new amazng things and that is why I want to become a programmer!

Love to see you making a youtube video again btw, ur a G.

[keshavakumar]

Happy to see you after a long time josh.
That's an awesome project. ❤

[mirage]

I don't understand this product ?

Is it a component library ? Or platform for users to give reviews

[olehminko]

Really nice idea, man, congratulations with launch! Could you make a video explaining how to manage "optimized videos" with adaptive streaming and how infrastructure would look like for such functionality ?

[cristijora]

Following your videos for some time, really cool stuff.
The UI of the project looks great, really slick and nice UX!

The UI for capturing reviews is really nice but the code export, especially limiting it to React doesn't really stick to me personally.
I would rather recommend providing something simpler for export like an iframe with all the reviews in the same way like some tools handle social feeds like Instagram. You just copy an iframe and put it on your website and new approved reviews will automatically appear.

I think this is more valuable for a product/business owner than just exporting individual React components, you want these reviews to automatically appear as soon as you approve them.

This way, the iframe can be used in any codebase and you don't have to update it, you just throw it in there once and forget about it.

[khouchanemahmoud]

It's been a while nice to see you again and thanks for sharing your work and efforts

[joeyfinkel]

I don’t really understand the use case of this product

[iThou]

I thought you left YouTube. I can't wait for you to share more.

[postedactive]

What's cool is you work on actual projects, that very cool I think it can only make your advice better!

[susmitadey]

would love to have a complete tutorial on this or a sneek peek like how you made this, what you use like a roadmap structure

[whynot]

The playwright is much better than cypress

[rushabhajain]

You are creating really awesome videos josh, I have a request for you I searched lot of content related to AWS who teach in such a way, but couldn’t find any could you please also create videos who teach AWS practically with use cases and code.

[vinniv]

Why? I really don't understand what for is this project?

[SSan-nq]

that testimonial step modal looks clean! would love to see how you implement this