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This guy Lino who built a $60K/month app in 6 months with zero coding experience says: you just need to learn from people in the app space and ship... "He'd never even written a single line of code. But he just started learning from people in the app space,... show more

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Starter Storyvor 2 Tagen

I know you probably want to watch the whole episode so here it is:

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Jagger Reznikov - Vibe Coding & Content Creatorvor 2 Tagen

neat!!

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heathvor 2 Tagen

Going from zero code to a real app with that kind of traction is a ridiculous first chapter 😂

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UI Piratevor 2 Tagen

$60k a month with zero code and I'm still debating button radius

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Kelvin Adeyeyevor 2 Tagen

Posts like this are so inspiring. Gives me that extra push 😼

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Hershal Raovor 2 Tagen

stack overflow is crying right now

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Brjan | AI Buildervor 2 Tagen

it's inspiring how quickly someone can succeed with the right mindset and guidance

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Dr. Rodvor 1 Tag

zero coding experience but $60K/month is wild lol. proof that shipping beats waiting until you feel ready

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Wayside Foundryvor 2 Tagen

Learning from people already in the space is underrated. Two of us here, still learning every week.

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Enzovor 2 Tagen

as funny as it sounds it's true

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Dariovor 2 Tagen

@LucaLeighton13 🐐

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luffyvor 2 Tagen

coding barely matters now. zach yadegari proved that too. he just kept making shit, posting it, getting ignored, doing it again until people had to notice.

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Alex Chenvor 2 Tagen

The truth is, tech doesn't matter anymore; getting people to know you is what counts.

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