seowallet

For a simple and affordable blogging platform that’s not self-hosted, I’d recommend checking out Medium or Substack. Both are easy to use and free to start. Medium is great for just writing and sharing without worrying about the tech side of things, while Substack lets you easily turn your blog into a newsletter if that’s something you want. If you need more customization, WordPress is another good option with a free plan, though it offers paid upgrades for more features.

Yes, OrbStack is now a paid product. Since it’s no longer in beta, you need to purchase a license for freelance, business, and commercial use.

Hi Swirly, As I know, Martin Fowler’s blog is great for deep dives into software design, and newsletters like Software Lead Weekly keep you updated on trends. For hands-on learning, focus on open-source projects or start a side project. Engage in communities like Reddit or Stack Overflow, read books (Clean Code and Design Patterns are the best) and try pair programming to learn from others.

It sounds like you’ve got a product that shows potential but needs more validation. I’d say keep testing with more users to get a clearer sense of demand. Even if growth is slow, if people are coming back and paying, it’s a good sign. Your strengths—speed, customer service, and customization—could be what sets you apart from competitors. It might take a bit longer in the B2B space, so don’t rush to scale too quickly. Just keep gathering feedback, fine-tuning, and testing. If it still feels right, keep pushing; if not, maybe it’s time to pivot. One more thing, the founder should not only be technical but also have domain expertise. This will help in understanding and building a product that people need.

It really depends on what you're looking for! LinkedIn could offer you great opportunities to grow in a global, networking-focused environment, while Razorpay is an exciting, fast-paced fintech company with lots of room for innovation. Think about where you see yourself growing, the kind of work environment you want, and what excites you more. Both are great options, so it comes down to what fits best with your goals and interests!