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- 12 авг.i see so many devs stuck in a loop for weeks saying, i want to build something, but i just don't have a good project idea. they spend all their energy trying to invent the next revolutionary, never-before-seen startup idea. and because they can't think of one, they end up building another generic todo app or weather dashboard that nobody cares about (not even themselves). here is the secret: you don't need a unique idea. you just need to steal like an artist. if you look at the best software out there, almost none of it was a "brand new" concept. instead, it usually starts with two things: stealing and remixing: take two things that already work and combine them, or take an existing product and strip away 90% of the useless features to make it dead simple for a specific niche. dropbox was literally just a prettier, easier version of FTP. tailwind was just a better way to handle inline styling. don't reinvent the wheel...just build a smoother one. solving your own real-world headaches: the absolute best projects come from genuine frustration. look at your daily routine...your work, your study habits, your local market. what's annoying? what manual task takes you 20 minutes every day that could take 2 seconds? if something is frustrating you, chances are hundreds of other people are quietly suffering through the exact same thing. fixing "popular but terrible" tools: look at software that a lot of people already use, but constantly complain about. maybe it’s too slow, bloated, missing an essential feature, or has terrible user experience. you don't have to convince people that the problem exists, they already know it does and they're already paying for bad solutions. you just have to build the version that actually works. stop waiting for lightning to strike with a grand vision. look around you. steal smart concepts, fix broken workflows, solve your own daily annoyances, and just start building. execution is 99% of the magic anyway. what’s a minor problem in your daily workflow that deserves its own tool? drop it in the comments below 👇👇👇 @FlutterBegin2,86%
- 10 авг."software engineering is dead" gurus will tell you AI does everything now... until this happens. 💀👇2,54%
- 30 июл.Gemini trying to save a fish's life from mankind :)2,40%
- 31 июл.Believe it or not, most things in this world are either marketing or sales!! Many of us think of ourselves as technical people or people who don't know about marketing or sales. Most of us focus on the technical things, mostly on our hard skills, especially IT-related people. I see this in most tech students or someone in the workplace. But mostly, life is about sales and marketing. From the start to the end, everything is related to these two important but underrated skills. When we start looking for a job or business, the first thing we face is these two things (sales and marketing). When we apply for a job, we must first attract the employer or the person who wants to hire us, or when we start a business, we must first attract customers before getting any penny. This is called marketing. Then, after we get the impression and move to the interview, or the customer comes to our business, we must impress the interviewer or the customer to believe in our skills or in our product. This is called sales. The same also applies when we want another job or customer. For other parts of life, it is also true, like in the beginning of some friendship or relationship, in politics, etc. If these things are this important, why don't we develop them? Most of you think sales and marketing are natural gifts, but they are not. Yes, some people have a higher tendency to be great salespeople or marketers, but believe me, it grows like your hard skills when you practice them for a while. But it is different from the hard skills we learn. We don't practice them by simulation or by doing things no one sees. These two things (sales and marketing) are learned in the real world, in front of others, which makes this thing hard, because most of you fear the shame of rejection. But these two things are built in the face of rejection and shame. If you want big customers or a high-paying job, learn these two, because these two are the key to high income in this world. Not another certificate. Not another framework. The ability to get attention, and the ability to earn belief. Start small one honest conversation this week where you are not hiding behind your resume or your product, where you are just trying to get someone's attention and then earn their trust. That's the whole skill, in miniature. Do that enough times, and it stops being scary. It just becomes how you move through the world.2,30%
- 8 авг.🔥 Flutter Tip: Prevent Unnecessary Rebuilds with const Selectors in Riverpod / Bloc Stop passing entire state objects into your build methods. When dealing with complex state, observing the full object triggers rebuilds on every field change, even ones your sub-widget doesn't care about. ❌ Bad Approach (Triggers rebuild on any UserState change): Dart // Rebuilds even if only user.email changes! final name = ref.watch(userProvider).name; return Text(name); ✅ Pro Approach (Rebuilds ONLY when name changes): Dart // Selects only the specific value final name = ref.watch(userProvider.select((u) => u.name)); return Text(name); 💡 Why it matters: ✅ select() acts as an internal comparator memoizing state properties. ✅ Reduces frame drops (jank) in heavy tree structures, especially during high-frequency stream updates or background syncs. @FlutterBegin.1,84%
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- 5 авг.By changing your thoughts, you can change your world. By letting go of fear, anxiety, and doubt, you can unlock a life of clarity, connection, and happiness." 7 Lessons from Joe Thomsett's self-improvement book "Breakthrough: Remove Anxiety, End Suffering, Get Clarity and Connection, Plan a Happy Life": 1. Shift Your Focus from Money to Passion: While financial security is important, chasing wealth solely for its own sake can lead to dissatisfaction. The book encourages identifying and pursuing your true passions in life, as intrinsic motivation leads to greater fulfillment. 2. Execution Trumps Ideas: Don't get bogged down by the quest for the perfect idea. Thomsett argues that well-executed action plans, even based on simple ideas, can lead to greater success than waiting for a revolutionary concept. Focus on taking concrete steps to bring your ideas to life. 3. Embrace Ownership: Owning your business or taking ownership of your role in a company fosters a strong sense of control and purpose. It creates a direct link between your hard work and the rewards you reap, increasing motivation and satisfaction. 4. Avoid Get-Rich-Quick Schemes: Sustainable success rarely comes from shortcuts or quick fixes. The book emphasizes the value of calculated risks, perseverance, and building a solid foundation for your goals. Be prepared to put in the hard work required for long-term success. 5. Find Your Niche and Be the Best: Competing in every market is a recipe for mediocrity. The book suggests identifying a specific niche where you can develop expertise and offer superior value to your customers. Become a recognized authority in your chosen field. 6. Transform Setbacks into Stepping Stones: Failures and setbacks are inevitable. "Breakthrough" encourages viewing them as learning opportunities. Analyze your mistakes, adapt your approach, and keep moving forward with a growth mindset. 7. Live the Journey, Not Just the Destination: Building a fulfilling life is a continuous process. The book highlights the importance of appreciating the challenges, triumphs, and the experiences of the journey itself, not just focusing solely on the end goal. Embrace the present moment and find joy in the pursuit of your aspirations.0,58%