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First monthly update

I've purchased an annual plan for Grammarly for encouraging myself to write more consistently.

In this post, I wrote about some product updates regarding the MetricsJar MVP, and also some thoughts about demoing to investors vs. customers.

Indie Hacking on the side is so tiring - but I am sure that it will be worth it in the end.

https://www.metricsjar.com/blog/monthly-update-oct-2019

on October 11, 2019

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Looks great! Do you have a timeline for when you are planning to launch?

FahimK

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  Dude, KudosBot looks so good! Well done.
  
  John Kueh
  
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    Thanks :), still waiting for the first paying customer
    
    FahimK
    
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      What tech did you use?
      
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        I actually built it as a practice site to learn go, but then eventually decided to follow through with it and release it as a public product.
        
        Backend is go + firestore db
        Frontend is nextjs and tailwind css
        
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  Thanks man 🙏. In December, I’m launching a basic version that only have a few features.
  
  January onwards I have a lot more time to spend on it so there will be another launch at the end of that month.
  
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