Share one useful link with indie hackers

Spaces for devs and designers:

• Web Designer Depot
• Scotch
• Frontend Front
• CSS Tricks
• Spectrum
• Devrant
• Dev
• JS Coach
• React Resources

Apps and platforms:

• Auth0
• Logdna
• UpStamps
• Simple Analytics
• LogRocket

Design Resources:

• Blush, Illustrations for Everyone
• Stories by Freepik
• Open Peeps
• Happy Hues
• CSS Layout
• uiLogos
• humaaans
• Themes for App
• Line Awesome
• Glaze
• Shade
• Waves
• Paaatterns
• The Mockup Club
• Percy
• ManyPixels
• ZeroHeight
• Absurd Design
• UnDraw

I find myself revisiting this article when I got new ideas https://tylertringas.com/business-ideas-meat-grinder/

For the growth hackers and marketeers, tons of tools and information to grow your business.

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/0B860k1TkY7ROV0Q0b3l5ZnBTbms?usp=drive_open

Loads of great suggestions here. Personally I like https://did.app for authentication and https://plausible.io for analytics. Both privacy respecting, both innovating, both great tools.

Just found this guy on Twitter - https://twitter.com/rohangilkes

His threads have been super valuable and very inspiring!

Nice online editor if you are vlogging or making some video for social media. It allows you to add subtitles to videos and with a lot of options for customization. https://subtitles.love/
I am using it for Instagram )

This has to be one the most precise, detailed & super valuable blog on Writing Online by David Perell

This one is pretty cool 👉 https://explodingtopics.com/ - it's basically the same as Google trends, but with a twist of trying to predict upcoming topics that are on the rise.

Copywriting is one of the most important tools in our belt. But we make a lot of mistakes or overlook certain considerations with our messaging. So I made a proven SaaS landing page blueprint with high-conversion copywriting best practices.

https://uselander.xyz

It shows tips on how to improve your messaging right within the page. You can clone it or download as a .zip. Or just use it to improve your current project’s copywriting.

40 questions from Y Combinator to crash-test your startup

https://www.molfar.io/blog/yc-questions

https://www.iconfinder.com The best place to find free svg icons on the fly.

Growth Marketing Bible:
https://www.julian.com/guide/growth/intro

Here's an opportunity to speak at an upcoming conference in June. I attended the last one and it was pretty neat.

https://rethink-2020.heysummit.com/apply-to-speak/#

https://github.com/bradtraversy/design-resources-for-developers

Bubbles extension. I use it for sharing UI feedbacks.
https://www.usebubbles.com/

https://www.theblog101.tech/seo-for-beginners-2020/
Beginners guide to seo

http://github.com/bradtraversy/design-resources-for-developers

Here are some of mine
https://pythonbasics.org/
https://clockify.me/

https://animockup.com/

Nocode MBA run by Seth Kramer. Like the way he has organised the tutorials and also the overall look and feel of the site.

www.nocode.mba

Find a mentor: https://getapy.com/catalogue
Become a mentor: https://getapy.com/register

How Financial Markets Work:
https://toddmoses.com/insights/how_financial_markets_work

Some links for my fellow Python devs out there!

https://www.fullstackpython.com/
https://www.pythonanywhere.com/
https://realpython.com/

I was building up a list of free 'design' resources, that are useful for building applications as either a designer or developer or well anyone really.
https://dev.to/jordanfinners/design-resources-b5b

Great Youtube channel and blog about Ruby on Rails development by @justalever. Super useful for everyone who's learning Rails.

https://www.youtube.com/user/webcrunchblog

As an Indiehacker, it's really important to save as much money as possible. So, I highly recommend getting this chrome extension.

It's called Lifetime Deal Reminder It curates and alerts you about select SaaS lifetime deals.

If you don't use chrome, you can try the website

Got to be "Startups for the rest of us". Has really helped me this podcast with super interesting conversations
https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/

Get high-quality and easy-to-use HTML themes: BuildFaster.io

I often struggle with design and ui/ux, https://dribbble.com has awesome examples and it's easy to find design inspiration there.

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Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions: https://fs.blog/mental-models/

As a marketplace builder, this article by Andrew Chen and how the best marketplaces are built is something that stays in my bookmarks bar: https://andrewchen.co/how-to-build-a-billion-dollar-digital-marketplace-examples-from-uber-ebay-craigslist-and-more/?utm_source=andrewchen&utm_campaign=ffaecee96c-&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c1fae7e415-ffaecee96c-93543209

Oftentimes you'll want to try out some SaaS or tool or similar. They usually require you to sign up with your email. Which I'd rather not give every site, as I then become flooded by spam.

Solution? https://10minutemail.net/

They give you a temporary email address that you can use to sign up and avoid spam. Simple, doesn't cost you anything, and solves a need.

Hope its useful, https://github.com/HorizonTechnologies/awesome-resources

joshternyak.com/productivity

jamesclear.com/productivity

Something that might help you privately:
5 WhatsApp settings against stress:
https://moodistory.com/2019/07/16/5-important-whatsapp-settings-against-stress/

@hessel Julian's resources are on point and really helpful. Thank you for sharing!

Some marketing and sales links I found useful:

9 Ways to Earn Customer Trust When You Have Zero Sales
https://www.shopify.com/blog/customer-trust-new-business

7 Entrepreneurial Tactics of Big Companies :
https://startupmindset.com/7-entrepreneurial-tactics-these-big-companies-used-to-dominate-and-how-to-learn-from-them/

I've found quite a few extremely useful episodes on the SaaS Podcast here: https://saasclub.io/saas-podcast/

https://bit.ly/2Xa9gVN
IT contains the history of the hacker news side project posts and. You can learn something new from the comments.

One more link - https://www.sideprojectchecklist.com/

I'm an ex-AWS engineer creating simple(r) tutorials to help people use AWS (for example, deploying a static site with S3 + Cloudfront).

I've put up a form for tutorial requests here if there's something in particular you'd like to see: https://forms.gle/yR1AcvqxeNGbDgrq5

Currently on almost 1000 responses and really doing the rounds on /r/webdev and similar subs :).

I am a big fan of the trends.vc updates and 5-minute reports. A great resource for Indie Hackers and project builders of all kinds.

The most valuable tool I use right now is Pigeon. It has changed the way I think of email. Enables me to do the work of 2 people or more. @patwalls is make magic happen at Pigeon.