From a certain perspective, building in public is like creating momentum for indie hackers, motivating them to keep working on their projects. This is especially useful for those who are new to the field. Think of it like "studying in public" for students preparing for their postgraduate exams.
But for those who have already completed the project and achieved a fairly high MRR/ARR, it's nothing more than spam and ads, tempting people to click and spread. And I really hate seeing that on my timeline.
https://t.me/pseudoyulife/3288
But for those who have already completed the project and achieved a fairly high MRR/ARR, it's nothing more than spam and ads, tempting people to click and spread. And I really hate seeing that on my timeline.
https://t.me/pseudoyulife/3288