
DbSchemaLibrary
Library of 100+ database schemas
6 months ago, I stopped working on my previous startup because it wasn't going well. Following that, I went through various ideas and settled on developing DbSchemaLibrary.
I had gone tired of dealing with databases. It's constantly the most important part of my projects. Yet it is also the part I hate dealing with the most.
I find myself wishing that there are projects out there that I can copy from. After all, I already do that for other parts of my project through libraries and taking inspiration from designs.
A few searches after, there were no resources that fits what I'm looking for. Results were sparse. And when there was an example, they are toy examples that doesn't include various things.
So I thought, there are probably many people like me. Why not make this resources myself?
Skipping to 6 months later today, DbSchemaLibrary is finally launched a few days ago. It turns out, compiling this data was not as easy as I thought. There is a reason why this resource isn't readily available.
But now that it's out, I already got a few sales! It's time to reap the rewards and use this resource for my next project!
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Developers spend days designing a database every project. This is a crucial step for all software. But it doesn't have to be this way, many companies has done this work for you. Why not learn from their mistakes?

2 Comments
I like the website quite much! What is your lead generation strategy? How do you get attention?
Thanks! My strategy is quite straightforward so far.
I originally shared the link to the page and gathered an email list of about 500~ emails.
And I sent some project updates over the course of the project, see here:
https://dbschemalibrary.com/newsletter
That's about it. Now I just started experimenting with other strategies like SEO but not much to share on that yet.
I actually wrote a blog about gathering the emails itself here:
https://michaelsalim.co.uk/blog/300-signups-no-product-only-landing-page/