How many of you are building in public?

I'm really interested in being more open about how we're building AskMore. Any advice on how to get better at building in public?

I'm building in public every day!

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I'm sceptical about the building in public movement, does it work?

Yep. I’ve tried to be as open as possible about progress on things I’m building— but it’s pretty darn hard!! I’m sure I’m not the only one… but when you’re juggling running a day-job, business, family life, and being a dad to 3 kids 🥵 all while trying to build a side project… It’s hard enough finding the time, and when I do, I very rarely think about being public about it 🫣😂 Although a plus, it that it’s getting easier as the kids are growing up 🤟🚀

Have a friend who is building his product in public - Tohands.

I thought it was necessary, too. Good idea.

Trying to :) I wrote a whole blog post on reaching $500 MRR haha https://medium.com/@asaxena1415/...

Hey all! My teammates create an open-source continuous delivery platform (https://github.com/dyrector-io/d...) that SaaS builders can use to test and deliver new features faster. I'm a marketer with a nice hat collection of developer marketing, content marketing, community management and other stuff. Feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn. I'm happy to give feedback about your product! Cheers!

I tried it, but never saw any success with it... Well truth is I also didn't have an audience before... Maybe I could try it again, The problem with building in public is I'm afraid people will steal my ideas and make them their own... 👀

Hey 👋 currently building https://newslitty.com in public. A newsletter curation platform that provides insights in newsletters so you get smarter, stay informed and declutter your inbox. Are you working on anything atm ? Just added auto generated summaries for newsletter into the mix

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Here!

Right here! My project WeStreamlineYou was entirely build in public.

Soon to be building in public. Right now building in the bat cave.

I'm curious to know, how has your experience been with Building In Public so far? Have you noticed any specific benefits or challenges that you'd like to share?

hey, building in public is like jazz for makers. it's improvisational, messy, and infinitely more interesting when shared with others. kudos on the decade-long journey and AI titans. trivia games have this timeless allure; they're like the comfort food of the gaming world. a word of advice: use the public stage not just to showcase but to ask and learn. your audience is a goldmine of feedback and unexpected insights. and who knows, your next big idea might just be a comment or a retweet away. cheers to building in the public eye.

Building in public's the new norm, right? It's like live-streaming your startup journey. Good for accountability and you get real-time feedback.

I'm building in public on Twitter and getting ready to showcast my launch on PH.