Anyone here building in public on Twitter? Would love to follow your journey!

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I recently started building in public and I'm loving it so far. The community is just so great!
Anyone here doing the same?

André J · Accepted Answer

@fvates Someone should make a practice building in public doc 😸

André J · Answer

Curious: what's the definition of building I public? is it stealth or public? or is it all the way to 100% opensource?

Mehul Fanawala · Answer

We are a service based company and we are also building in public and we are doing this since last 2 years.

Frank Apap · Answer

Still trying to build a following on https://twitter.com/APSquaredDev where I talk about building our 2 sites (which each have their own twitter).

1 · Answer

I recently discovered the #buildinpublic hashtag myself: https://twitter.com/galeonn_org 👀👀👀👀

priyanka prasad · Answer

@fvates Not sure if there is a dm option available at PH . But we can connect over Twitter

priyanka prasad · Answer

We have been building in public on Twitter and have found a great like minded community there.

Bonni · Answer

Hey Florian! I find the community encouraging myself. Feel free to follow https://twitter.com/thebonnibelle

Pam K. · Answer

@fvates I could've sworn that I had that set to 'Everyone'. I've fixed it up now. Thanks for the follow. :-)

Pam K. · Answer

We are building our PH launch in public. X -> @Silisolutionist

Tariq Anees · Answer

Hey Florian! I am new to the buildinginpublic movement. Just created my product's twitter account https://twitter.com/Mechanixfyi Would love to follow you too!

Florian Vates · Answer

@silisolutionist nice, i see you’re pretty new on twitter.
Unfortunately you have the default setting enabled that only verified accounts can DM you, wanted to check in to see how it’s going 😊

Florian Vates · Answer

@thebonnibelle that’s great! Just did 🙌🏼

Florian Vates · Answer

@sentry_co I think building in public just means that you share a constant progress of what you’re working on, your wins, your struggles and so on.
Of course you don’t have to share EVERYTHING. Just whatever you feel comfortable with.

It’s great for getting early feedback and validation and can be super motivating. Especially because the community is super awesome!! If you haven’t yet, you should definitely give it a try!

Florian Vates · Answer

@sentry_co I think you can just learn by example. 😁 I follow a lot of great people in that space :)

Anyone here building in public on Twitter? Would love to follow your journey!

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