A bit of intro:
I started my career in ops in manufacturing, with time I have moved to tech (across various roles ops, marketing, product, project, analytics and eventually sales). I have sold SaaS, SaaS+Service, and was part of the team that closed reinsurance deals.
What I am making: I have created a bit of python programs for data analysis, Twitter bots, web scrapping, etc (it's on my website - https://talesofss.com/ ), but don't know how to make web apps.
I am here to learn: What do I have to learn to be able to create small online projects
Like if I want to create an online platform where people can share their excel sheets and the program does the analysis for them, and output is a few Excel files - know a few US orgs that could pay for this
Webp converter online (I created a Mac app, but don't know how to bring it online) - this is to make my life easier
Publish a database but only the first 100 is visible, post which users have to share their email IDs to view the rest - this can be used for user acquisition/monetization
I tried Java, css, html with ChatGPT but still don't know how to publish the results online
Currently doing a course on AWS EC2 but it's too confusing
Looking for someone to either help me build these or point me in the right direction :)
Try bubble.io
Yeah I went through this : https://www.indiehackers.com/post/how-to-find-a-technical-cofounder-7-steps-249c93b90c
And would give bubble.io a shot.
But it would be easier if someone who know how to use these no code tools.
There's only enough tech stack that a person can learn
I can help, if that's something you're interested. Have been doing this for few yrs. Discord - @3002ansh
What is an Indie developer? The only Indie I know is music.
Individuals who builds and launches products independently, without the support of a large organization or team
Most of them can't market it. That's where I can help them.
I can't build web products easily. That's where they can help me.
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