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@devTea clever idea!
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@colaguy is this just for fun or you’re trying to make money from? Since this is similar to devrant I believe dfox and trogus actually need to spend money in the first year (stickers, hosting), so you need to consider that too
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@devTea long-term is to make some money. Someones got to feed the kid 🤣
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@colaguy lol then you have to be prepared to spend some on the early stages
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
I've been wanting to start a web community in the small city I come from for a while.
I presented this idea to my best-friend which he for some reason did not fully engage in, this was a bit strange.
A couple of months later, I found out that his little brother has started the same concept, and is close to publishing the site.
I'm a bit confused, and at the same time angry. The feeling I have now is to go home, lock myself in a room for 1 week, and build the damn site for myself.
I'm not sure what do to because I feel this constantly happens, every time I have an idea, someone else goes and build it. I'm assuming it's me, and that I don't take immediate actions.
Any tips on how one can start a web-based community in the city he lives in? How should I get more people evolved, through FaceBook, Meetup/eventBrite, talk to locals?
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