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How I Launched a project in 1 week with Notion and Next.js

As an indie it's important that we build quickly and launch quickly so we can get feedback fast and make sure we are actually working on things that people want.

I built an Engineering as marketing tool Potion Widgets in 1 week using Next.js and Notion as a CMS.

Next is an amazing javascript library if you aren't familiar with it. I think it's the best way to create web apps. You can move really quickly with it.

I used an open source Notion library that I'm a main maintainer of called React-Notion-x. It takes Notion data and turns it into html blocks that you can add to your website.

This really awesome for creating dynamic content and being able to write in Notion. My main tool, Potion, also uses this library under the scenes.

This is how I was able to get things up and running so quickly. Goal is that this will be a helpful resource for my users and other Notion users that will help them find Potion.

If you want to see this in more detail, I made a 2 minute video about it.Let me know if you have any questions about this. Hopefully it was helpful to see my process!

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Building in Public
on November 8, 2022
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    Create a mindsets and create a team they allready experience in this things and thinking the goal, automatically you achieve your goal

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      What do you mean exactly?

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