Insights on solo development, AI tools, and building digital products as an independent developer.
I've built multiple side projects while working as a full-time developer. Here's the reality of finding time, avoiding burnout, and what 2-4 hours a day can actually accomplish.
The reality of building alone freedom, decision fatigue, loneliness, and why I'd still choose it. Here's what no one tells you about solo development.
I'm juggling 5+ projects right now. Here's how I make progress on all of them without losing my mind. Focus, rotation, and ruthless prioritization.
The free tools I actually use to build, deploy, and run products alone. From coding to hosting to automation, no subscription required.
I've been building alone for almost two years. Here's how I stay productive without destroying myself. Rest, boundaries, and knowing when to stop.
The emotional and practical significance of getting your first users as a solo developer. It's not about the numbers it's about validation, dopamine, and proof that what you built actually matters.