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KryptoMarto
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mathedu.online is math zumba for your kids
Indie Hackers sucks. I wanted to use it to promote my site. And also for some feedback – that is always appreciated. That's what "older" people told me it's for. The orientation on the web is quite confusing. But after a few attempts I found the button. The first small insert is OK. But after that you need to input a much bigger bunch of information – and that's where the pain starts. I tried to save it at least 5 times. Impossible. Every time I hit the Save button, the page reloaded without any data. And without any information about what I filled in wrong. On the 6th try, after inputting the same info, miraculously everything was saved. I clicked here and there and tried to find my app. Impossible. In the profile? Nothing. In the products? Nothing. Luckily the browser has memory and it was there – indiehackerscom/product/myproduct. Finally I found it. There is a button to create a post. After pressing it, I get the first and the last piece of info about why and what. Specifically: I need to comment on some other posts to have a history to create my own post. That makes sense. There will be activity on the site and I get to meet other apps for inspiration and support. So I got into a post. Wrote an engaging comment, hit Send and... Nothing. My comment is still there. Every day I try to send it, but unsuccessfully. I was heading to the terms, I was reading the FAQs. No explanation, no info – no rule. I have no idea what others did to be listed on IH. But this is definitely not a user-friendly attitude.
The main problem with AI coding is - I need to test all the urls already amade. And there is ton of them.
ero point project means - When I get there, this is the real start. From now it only going to grow. Funny think about Zero point idea is, anytime I get there, I see the Zero point again. A year ago, the Zero Point was simply having something that worked. Today, MathEdu is a real website with exercises for kids, multiple languages, different math topics, and a growing library of content. And now I can see the next Zero Point: The first paying customer. I know there is still a lot to do before I get there. But honestly, it doesn't feel like that much anymore. That's probably one of the biggest differences between starting a project and actually building one. You don't really reach the finish line. You just keep moving the Zero Point.
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