Ashish Kumar (Ashfame) 🐲
@Ashfame
Cyberpunk @ Woodpckr.com | Building AirGapped Crypto Vault live on stream
Yeah! I did check it out since it was built by a fellow maker in WIP, but I couldn't understand one thing about it.
In features it said "Paid directly", and in pricing it says "✓Fee taken from withdrawal", which contradicts each other.
Hopefully he will see this and clarify.
I always get to know when I get closed to getting burn out. Take a day off, go hangout with friends or do some outdoorsy stuff. If you actually keep on working and actually get burned out, it will take you longer to recover. A day or two off won't help, you will need longer.
This burned out feeling is like mold growing up. The more it manages to grow, longer it will take to clean up.
To keep it away, have regular breaks, go out, take your special someone out on a date, just chill w/ good music etc.
Def an issue with your bank. Ask them to enable international merchants payment on your card. When you explicitly tell them to honor such payments, it will work.
I went today. They told me to Google "Saraswat VISA Verified" & I did create an account & login. Then they told me PayPal doesn't work with Saraswat bank. And NameCheap uses that I guess. I am thinking of opening another bank account 😂
For India, You don't need to form a company. Sole proprietorship is the way to begin atleast but know that all the liabilities lie on you plus a lot less tax. But do check with an accountant on GST (Taxation) stuff.
Thanks for your answer, @Ashfame. I was also thinking about starting an online business and I will go with proprietorship. Btw, do we need to register proprietorship with the government or we can start right away?
This article gives the impression that we need to register it.
cc @deadcoder0904
A lot of SAAS would be considered one-off SAAS if you were not going to add new features. So anywhere you can get away with solving just one problem and not have to add more features to grow/retain users, would be ideal.
I have spent a lot of time to figure out such ideas, but they are very very rare, almost non-existent. Everything demands constant maintenance (Which can be little or huge). Such is the case of software.
Nice answer to the point. How can I forget, software requirements are never ending. But working on something for too long bores me personally. I guess I have to get used to it. I can limit features. That would be my one-off SAAS. But do people use a software/app which isn't updated for 2 years or more?
Guess, you missed the barebones tag.
As per your comments on "ZERO documentation": The features list page is what there is for documentation. That much accepts Paddle payments + manage user state based on their payment status. Guess, you didn't even get that far?
And as per your "black box" comment: Building MVP style, that's powering all my SAAS in production, so not just a proof of concept. But the actual thing.
I go by 👉 Less Code is always better. The Best Code is No Code At All.
Chill, it's nothing personal. I'm just taking the time to give you some feedback. I really think if you want to get more sales you should work on some showcasing material like screenshots, backend demo accounts, or even link to a SaaS website that works with your product.
Automation using Letsencrypt?
Wild card certs for all sub-domains of a domain via Letsencrypt is now possible.
Not sure, how Slack does it, but Caddy webserver does this all behind the scenes without you having to do anything. First request comes in, and it issues a SSL cert for that domain before responding to that request and keeps it renewed.
Caddy seems to be paid? Is that possible with Apache or Letsencrypt? Google is not giving any good answers for this.
Yes, automation is possible with Apache or Nginx as well. Caddy is open sourced, you will have to compile. If you just wanna use compiled binaries, you gotta pay.