SaaS Recommendation: Learning about the domain

I am from capital markets and consulting background with 11 yrs of experience. I have been tinkering on SaaS idea and business plan for last few years for a niche product useful for CFOs. The problem is, I have zero knowledge of Tech. Can you suggest the steps to build SaaS business or some resources (articles, videos, course) that can be useful for beginner like me.

I have interviewed few times in SAAS domain, and in System Design round, I feel that I lack some basic understanding sometimes. It is obvious because I have not worked in such domain, but my Tech Interviews include things like Multi Tenancy, CQRS and what not. Any suggestions, resources, blogs that can help me ramp up for SAAS based System Design Interviews?

Having worked in IT as a developer and other tech roles, I am having a feeling of how long I am going to do the same and keep grinding myself for someone else’s businesses to grow. I personally feel from childhood I would enjoy and love to do something of my own but I am so confused and have not much idea on what to start and from where to start. Feels stuck somewhere and actually I am doing nothing. Any suggestions?

Hey folks, Looking to up my game in product management! 📊 Any favorite books, courses, or podcasts you recommend? Share your go-to resources! 📚 If you have any go-to resources such as books, online courses, podcasts, or blogs that have helped you on your product management journey, please share them with me! 📚 I'm particularly interested in resources that offer practical insights, real-world examples, and strategies for effective product development and management. Your recommendations will be invaluable as I continue to grow in my role. Thank you in advance for your suggestions! 🌟 #ProductManagement #LearningResources #ProductDevelopment #TechSkills

I've recently started my journey with a product-based company as a fresher, where my primary focus revolves around backend development using Node.js. Although I thoroughly enjoy delving into backend architecture and databases, I find myself at a crossroads. Heard many discussions among seniors of the rise of Deno, Go, and Rust, suggesting a shift from JavaScript. In view of a long-term perspective, I am contemplating dedicating time to learning an additional technology and engaging in side projects. Could you kindly share your insights or recommendations based on your experience? Your guidance in this tech landscape would be greatly appreciated. #BackendExploration #TechInsights

Hey viners, First time founder here. We built an AI SaaS to automate software engineering interviews. I would like to connect with someone who's done 0 to 1 marketing of a product and get some advice on increasing product awareness and reaching early customers. If anyone has the background or knowledge would like to get in touch with you. My Telegram: https://t.me/no1_bizman

What is the one advice you would have given to your younger self when you were just about the start your first job straight out of college? Grapeviners experiences would really come in handy :) Cheers!!

Few people asked me for my recommendations on Tech resources - I'll divide across following sections - 1. CS Fundamentals - Its a recommended flow that you should know beyond knowing how to code. Follow this - https://teachyourselfcs.com/ 2. DSA - a) https://neetcode.io - Its blind 150 is awesome. Its paid courses are also decent b) CLRS book (How can we leave that?) 3. System Design resources - a) System Design interview Vol 1 and 2 - Alex Xu OR you can take annual subscription of their website - https://bytebytego.com b) The OG book - DDIA - this is a must read and has very high ROI 4. Backend Engineering - - Learning Backend development like a curriculum - https://boot.dev - Coding challenges a) For beginners to experienced - https://codingchallenges.fyi/challenges/intro b) For experienced folks - (codecrafters.io) https://app.codecrafters.io/r/adorable-eagle-556273 (Referral) 5. Software Engineering - What Software Engineering truly is? - Software Engineering at Google Book(Oreilly) 6. DevOps / AWS - a) AWS course - https://learn.cantrill.io/ - To learn more in depth than just passing certifications b) Other DevOps resources - kodekloud.com (all devops tools, especially kubernetes ones are good) c) What SRE truly is? - Site Reliability Engineering book (Oreilly) 7. Promotions / Impact / Growing in the role - a) JoinTaro - Website where you get answers to your questions about promotions, impact etc. https://www.jointaro.com/r/sarvajs408/ - Check the founders posts on linkedin on what to look for b) Software Engineering Handbook by Gergely 7. Misc / Good to read - a) Head first series by Oreilly publication (Design Patterns, OOAD) b) Chaos Engineering (Oreilly) If you guys think we can add more things, where you know the resources are absolute best to be recommended for the return on investment(time, money) they give, please do drop in your recommendations in the comments

Hi guys , If you’re a Salesforce dev , please point me to a good resource to upskill my self . I tried following the traditional route of learning through Trail Head , but I kept losing interest. Please help me out if you know a good resource. You may share any advice if you have any for me. Thanks in advance :)