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Wow! This is so encouraging. I am currently undertaking BSC Computer Science degree and venturing into Backend programming with Python Flask/Django. This article has indeed been an eye opener. Thank you so much Daniel.
This is an amazing and inspiring article, Daniel.
Thanks for sharing your experience with us my friend 🙌
No worries at all, I’m glad it could help! I’m looking forward to seeing what you build!
Inspiring 🙏🏽😊
Thank you so much, good luck on your journey!
You've had an insightful journey so far; thanks for sharing!
No problem Favourite! It’s been a lot of fun and I’ve learned a lot! Looking forward to seeing what you build!
Thanks Daniel Cranney
Excellent write-up!
Ahh thank you Monica, really glad you liked it!
Very interesting, but the GIFs are very distracting.
Apologies, hope you liked the article though!
Yes, the article is great it especially drew my attention because I'm working on my Saas as well so learned a few things from your article. Thanks Daniel Cranney
Truly inspiring!
Ahh thank you so much!
Thanks Daniel! Got to learn a lot of things. All the best for your SaaS.
Thanks so much Mohamed! It was an amazing journey, and I’m glad it’s been helpful for you too!
Really Insightful !! Great work Daniel.
Thank you so much, I’m looking forward to seeing what you build too 😀
Daniel Cranney I recently built focusly.vercel.app to help people increase their productivity. Would love to know your thoughts.
Thank you Daniel! I am currently learning to code to build a product and your story is so inspiring and helpful.
🙈I took out time and read through other of your articles and they're so relatable
And your product is amazing.
Edit: products are amazing.
Thank you🙌🏽
Prudence that’s so kind of you! I’ve worked really hard to build and ship interesting projects, but to know other people are impressed by them is a great feeling! I’m looking forward to seeing what you build 😀
reading this article while going through a roller coaster of emotions that come with learning js is truly inspiring. for context, I started learning js last month, but it's been both fun & not so easy.
so this was truly an encouraging read & thank you for sharing.
No problem Pearl! Hopefully it’ll help you to know what to expect. The most important thing to know is you WILL get there and you ARE becoming a better developer with every bug that you solve.
Such a great read with excellent side-projects and SaaS too! I revamped my Github profile with ProfileMe.dev. Excellent stuff you're doing Daniel. Keep up the great work.
I only wish you had a read on "how to come up with brilliant ideas for a SaaS" 🤣
Thank you so much Jacob, and I love hearing that you used ProfileMe, that’s great!
Good point, and thanks for writing the title of my next article 😂
This is so inspiring and educating. It's a great piece.
Thank you Ajayi, that’s really kind of you! Feel free to connect with me, I’d love to see what you build/work on!
Thank you for sharing. I like your color palette project alot, great design, simple and appealing. Bookmarked it right away :)
Thank you Tobias! I’m continuing to work on all the projects and have some cool features lined up for ColorHub! It’s great to know you like it 😀
Inspirational great article Daniel Cranney!
Thanks Andrew!
Amazing! Love the green of it!
I hope to one day create a SaaS as well!
Hey Daniel! Loved the blog post, especially point 8 I love building tutorial projects before applying new tech in my stack. Though, to help I have started to start documenting blog posts associated so I remember the logic and can quickly teach myself!
Side note: On point 5, would it be helpful if you could quickly pay an expert to help go through your code and fix your bug for you while explaining why it's broken?
Wow Daniel, thank you for sharing, I too aspire to follow in your footsteps. I appreciate you being bold enough to share your journey with others.
why didn't you use no-code tools? in a few weeks you would be able to release the first mvp
Wow! What a journey you've had! Loved the fact that you were picking up technologies based on the goals you were trying to achieve. This was truly inspiring. Great work, Daniel.
Also, don't try to put too much in your head, you will be overwhelmed. Your body has its limitations.
You are an awesome writer, i did read to the end.
I started my journey as a software engineer 4 months ago and I’m sure lessons I learnt from this article would come in handy.