Hey, Carl!

Have you tried it yourself? Can you please share some experience on this course (or whatever the proper name is)?

The description on Gumroad sounds enticing enough.

I support this, not only for India, but globally. I’m not sure if it’s a viable idea for Marc and WIP specifically, though, who knows.

“Commercials”, lol :D

Well, yeah, Webflow’s team is really cooking with the video content.

In your case, I think, Webflow can be a good option too if a person wants to get results like really fast — but, yeah, for those who want to start coding right off the bat it’s necessary, well, to do so.

I would just recommend starting out with Webflow University courses — they are free, quite short, entertaining, and funny. The production is like Hollywood level!

The courses teach basics of HTML and CSS without actually doing it (I mean the code part) which is amazing.

Webflow is a great tool and gives the ability to get started building stuff right off the bat — well, assuming a person watches the lessons, since it’s never good just head diving into tools without prior knowledge.

Second this.

I think Grammary is decent (though kinda bloatware-ish) because it stopped working for me since either my account was Russian or it tracked my ip, so it wasn’t working due to “Russia le bad”. I mean, okay, your stance and whatever, but actively suspending my account is a bit too much, I think.

Anyway I’m glad I’ve found out about Language Tool — it’s way better!

You can also try Lemon Squeezy, but I think Paddle has a bit lower fees.

Glad I could help <3

I don’t know if this gonna be useful for you, but there’s an open-source analytics service called Umami, that you can self-host.

How was the experience? I’m giving this platform a go, though it kinda looks shady, lol.

Hi, Cat! What platforms/boards/groups/etc do you use? Just want to get an overview — maybe I’m missing out on some really nice place, haha 😊