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Most people don’t fail at startups because of bad ideas.
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Most people don’t fail at startups because of bad ideas.

via Dev.to WebdevUsama Saleem4h ago

Most people don’t fail at startups because of bad ideas. They fail because they overbuild. Here’s my 30-day MVP system (used in real projects): Week 1 — Validation + Scope Talk to 10–15 real users (not friends) Define 1 core problem (NOT 5 features) Write a simple PRD (Google Doc) Week 2 — Backend + Core Logic Node.js + Express / NestJS MongoDB or PostgreSQL Auth (Clerk / Firebase) Stripe (if monetization needed) Week 3 — Frontend Next.js or React Native (depending on platform) Tailwind for speed ShadCN UI (don’t design from scratch) Week 4 — Ship Fast Deploy on Vercel / Railway Add analytics (PostHog / Mixpanel) Launch on Twitter + Reddit + Product Hunt Rules I follow: No feature takes > 1 day No pixel-perfect design before validation No scaling before users Your MVP is not your product. It’s a learning machine. If you’re spending 3+ months building, you’re already late. hashtag#buildinpublic hashtag#startup hashtag#MVP hashtag#SaaS hashtag#indiehackers

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