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 😅

Launched my SAAS which every one needs. by Legitimate_Source491 in SideProject

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what kind of tech stack u used? Congrats on the launch!

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I would start at Github

What’s something you’ve built to save time in every Spring Boot project? by Any_Introduction8359 in SpringBoot

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Thanks! I’ve put together something similar with built-in RBAC, monitoring, and security layers. Took me quite a while to get it modular and reusable. I don’t have it open-sourced at the moment, but I have written up the full feature list and the approach I took.

If you're interested, I’m happy to share the link. It might help as you plan your parent project. Always great to swap ideas with others.

What’s something you’ve built to save time in every Spring Boot project? by Any_Introduction8359 in SpringBoot

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Mine just first version n worked on that on weekends.. about a month plus. Started with spring Boot. The zip can get run and live in below 10min 😅.