Frank Hernandez

Thanks for the helpful tips as always @busmark_w_nika . Would the first book be: Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products ?

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Thanks for sharing this @busmark_w_nika , very useful as always.

Hi @trishala_chhetri what is the best way to connect with you and discuss the details?

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Thanks for this great guide @busmark_w_nika , I'm bookmarking it.

Great list @busmark_w_nika , thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for the great post @busmark_w_nika . Found it really helpful.

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Flutter, SpringBoot, Firebase, Neo4j, BackBlaze

Thanks for sharing @charlie_lee1! Great tips.

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Thanks for putting this list together @dimitrioskk, super helpful.

Thanks for this post @trishala_chhetri . This was really helpful.

Hi @mel3kings , I like where it is going. The following might just be a result of it being in the prototype state but one feedback on my side would be to have an easier contrast between the elements. For example, the white text on light gray made it a bit difficult for me to see. Specially with the "Login via Google to be part of the waiting list", I had to highlight it to make out the text.

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