sasha_fishter

I have been programming for the last 7 years professionally. I like computers from my early age. My father bought me Sinclair ZX Spectrum+ when I was in the first grade. Since then, computers were part of my life,…

I've never been a writer as a novelist. I wrote many blog posts, but never something meaningful. Recently I've started to looking at typewriters and fell in love in Smith Corona, so I bought Silent from 1946.…

I'm little bit baffled about what it takes to be good at something, building a business, being a good developer, designer, artist, whatever. I recently saw a documentary about Pirate Bay, and I notice a pattern. I.e.…

I started this small project for booking tennis courts in 2018. It was free until this year, when I started charging clubs for using my platform. Out of 15 clubs, 14 clubs agreed to pay for my solution. I'm doing some…

Is this best advice for every business ever?

The thing is, I don't like the most people are approaching the business. Something like, follow this steps, research the internet (everything is the same most of the time), this is way you should do it, etc. On the…

Reading how to build something, marketing products, this and that. Everybody has their own opinion, but is it worth spending time and listen to others? Is it better to just start and do what you think is good and learn…

I'm hearing and seeing a lot of folks who are starting their ideas with landing page first. There's a lot of advices on why everyone should test their ideas this way, but do users really want to have a bunch of landing…

I had pretty successful topic about books the other day https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34309671 And my mind just can't stop thinking about project 'Hacker News for books'. I know that reddit has r/books, but I…

I noticed that I'm no longer reading an article, blog post, etc. I just scroll through it and close the page. It' really very rare that I spend time on some blog post, but I do read books, and I do it more than ever.…

I'm working on a tennis web/mobile app, and I want to open source tennis court reservation system. Anyone wanna join? I'm using Laravel / VueJS/ Tailwind for now, but any good tech stack are more than welcome. Sounds…