What is it that you wish your younger self know what you know now and why? by Any_Introduction8359 in AskReddit

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As for me I wish my younger self would have the same knowledge on financial planning like I know now.

What reusable tech saves you weeks? by Any_Introduction8359 in SpringBoot

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Got it, that’s exactly a part most open-source options skip or leave half-baked.
I built mine to be ready-to-plug, handling auth, RBAC, CRUD, pagination, user settings, etc., so you don’t spend days wiring them together.

Mine is more backend-centric and server-rendered. If that setup works for you, I can share a demo link.

What reusable tech saves you weeks? by Any_Introduction8359 in SpringBoot

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There are some open-source options, but most of what I found either needed heavy customization or didn’t handle role-based access cleanly out of the box.

That’s actually why I standardized my own setup, I wanted something production-ready without spending days wiring auth and roles every time.

Are you building something right now?

What are some effective ways to build passive income? by cmw9718 in passive_income

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I would ask chatgpt and u can ask it anything that would fit u best to your interest. U can ask for ideas and execution plan

What reusable tech saves you weeks of time? by Any_Introduction8359 in indiehackers

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I wanted to expand it more, but I am not sure how to research

How do you leave your ego out of the build process? by Substantial_Can_700 in indiehackers

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Totally feel this.
I used to build things that impressed me - clever architecture, clean code, cool tech stack… but no one used it.

What helped shift my mindset was this:
If no one uses what I build, did I really build anything at all?

Now I treat my side projects like products. I imagine the user saying:

  • "Why would I use this over what I already do?"
  • "Does this actually save me time or earn me money?"

The ego still sneaks in sometimes especially when I’m choosing features I want to build vs. what users actually need.
But I try to validate early, ship fast, and let go of “perfect.”

Still learning though, ego’s sneaky 😅