It's Never Late to Learn Coding
I wrote this piece on how I taught myself to code and launched a complete product, 18-months later. I could have done it faster if I didn't have to work for clients. I mostly had to learn to code, it wasn't a choice so I could tell everyone how I did it on my own. I couldn't hire any employees. I was cornered with lack of finances from investing all my savings on a previous product which outpaced itself with expenses faster than it could grow.
I hope it inspires you to learn coding and make a product of your own. Starting could be hard, but once you get a hang of it, you'll run faster.
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[ 24.2 ms ] story [ 515 ms ] threadClaritask just launched to the public, some 25 days ago. I'm already passed first payments, but yet to make it to the point I want it to be ($5K/month) while running solo.
It hasn't been easy to get here. Fear is real.
So far, Claritask it's proving itself very 'sticky' with new clients who are trying it / these signals are super helpful to keep me motivated in these early days.
With all the frameworks out there (Laravel/vue) you can put together something quite quickly, if you have at least 2hrs per night to commit.