Re:9 tips for non-tech founders to build the right MVP today
by pbteja1998 on Saturday November 26, 2022 @09:12PM
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For adding a blog, you can try and use https://feather.so
This uses Notion as the CMS for your blog.
Re:9 tips for non-tech founders to build the right MVP today
by igorkrasnik on Sunday November 27, 2022 @06:20AM
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I saw that product about a year ago but never tried it.
Looks solid now, will try it out.
Thank you!
Re:9 tips for non-tech founders to build the right MVP today
by pbteja1998 on Sunday November 27, 2022 @09:49AM
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Are you sure you saw Feather 1 year ago? Maybe you saw an older version of Feather.
Feather is only 6 months old.
Not sure if I got it right, but if you want to build a simple backend I'd go with Supabase/Firebase for auth and Airtable for data/API. As for admin functionality — Retool seems to be the most powerful app (but can require some coding).
Also check out Memberstack — it allows to hide pages under paywall/authorization.
Here's a broader list of tools that we use.
No-code tools:
• Notion — documents (both internal project docs and public docs)
• Super.so, Tilda, Webflow, yep.so — landing pages and websites (also want to try popsy.so)
• Tally — forms
• Airtable — visual DB and API
• Figma, Canva — designs, prototypes, images, pitches
• Splitbee, Hotjar, Amplitude — analytics
• Crisp.chat, Intercom — customer support & analytics
• Make (Integromat), Zapier — automations
• MailerLite, SendGrid — transactional emails and newsletter
• Memberstack — membership/payments
Tech/low-code tools:
• Svelte — the simplest frontend framework to build (if you non-tech go with more popular React)
• Supabase, Firebase — auth+DB for prototypes
• Retool, Internal, UIBakery — back-office, admin functionality
• Render, DigitalOcean apps, Vercel — simplest hosting
• Napkin — simplest lambdas (eg. for simple backends with secret keys)
• GitHub Codespaces — coding without local env