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Sharing your maker's story

Hello, dear indie hackers!

I finally joined as not read-only users. I did greatly enjoyed your content like interviews, posts, and even tweets. Thanks for the great content!

I decided to be a bit more explicit on building products and share a bit of behind-the-scenes stories. The idea, being that even if the product itself would fail, somebody else learning could benefit from such a write-up.
What do you think?

As to kick it off, here is the link to the first part of such story - https://gradients.sergii.ml/2020/01/05/building-actions-skill

on January 7, 2020
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    Hi i think it's pretty cool. i was thinking about something like it, i thought that it could help People learning what was wrong with business model or good etc.. I m interested if you want we can discuss it

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      Yeah, that's why the format for this first post is a bit mixed. It does cover assumptions on the product's side and a bit of tech of implementation.

      Ideally, as an indy developer, you can pick the piece that you care about: the tech side or product side.

      What is your current approach?

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        I m more interested in the product side but I love how you present your tech implementation.

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          i m creating a job board for voice assistant developer etc, I would share your content on it if you wish,let me know if it is possible.

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            sounds cool, yeah, please go ahead!

            I am also going to add more parts to make this action more advanced like image recognition with ML and so on.

            Do you have a link for your board?

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              I don't finished it i have started yesterday but if you have an email adress or Twitter account i will back at you