My First Launch & Imposter Syndrom

Imposter Syndrom is real. I am a software engineer with years and years of experience. I usually build good stuff, but I really struggled to show it to someone, because most of the time I don't really like it myself. And to like it, I would need to invest way more time into a prototype. So there the prototypes went. Then I started to think: I don't care (narrator: he still cared) But one thing that is very interesting: After I started to publish more, stuff I feared someone could dislike, I actually found out, like, no one really cares, right? And while you think what happens when you get somehow viral and you get this shitstorm because you made a mistake in a design, or used a technique that is not used anymore in the developer space, you then realize that while you post stuff, no one cares. Really, like no one. So this brought me to the conclusion: Stop thinking what others thing about you, and do your shit as authentic to you as possible. Don't do it for others, don't fear others opinions. Anyways. Today I launched VideoToPage.com here on product hunt. Let's see how it goes https://www.producthunt.com/posts/videotopage