Emily jose

You have 2 situations: 1. Suppose you saw a great app advertisement that (pretends to) cut down your time by half and increase productivity. Will you try it instantly? 2. You see someone you follow already using it (not a paid promotion). You just find out somehow that person is using it. If I want to make you install my app. Which case should I go for? Why I am asking this question (if you've checked the previous post) is because I am building something with the same model to make apps more discoverable. More you can read at appbaskets.com

This one goes out to all our makers! We ve been hard at work finding ways to make Product Hunt a better place for makers to launch and continue sharing their product journey. To do that we created some resources to help make the most of your launch, and built an Add-ons tab in Product Hubs to help users discover all of the plugins, extensions, companions, templates, and more that complement your products.

• Launch Guide In an effort to help makers feel more prepared for launch day, we hosted our first-ever How to launch on Product Hunt webinar this month, and also published a Launch Guide to make it easier than ever to find everything (seriously, everything) you need to know about launching in one place.

• Case studies In addition to the step-by-step playbook for pre-launch through post-launch, we ve included a few stories from other makers who have had successful launches on Product Hunt. Check out stories from Framer, Notion, and Loom founders to learn more about their experiences.

I'm currently learning React and the problem I always have when learning something new but especially anything related to code is the endless amount of resources the web has, it's a blessing and a curse as it's hard to pick a resource and go along with it. Where would you recommend a beginner to start?