jklepatch

I know that the answer depends on what kind of side projects, but it can be useful to have a go-to stack that you are familiar with and can use without much thinking.

Otherwise there is always this huge risk of going down the rabbit holes of searching what is the optimal tech stack and wasting precious time instead of building something and focusing on the problems faced by your users.

RoR? Django? Serverless? No-code? And how do you deploy it?

My Context: a solopreneur / bootstrapper building his own business.

Currently following: https://growthlab.com/products/zerotolaunch

So far, I found it a bit too beginner-level / inspirational kind-of-content

And I have heard good things about these ones: - Marketing for developers: https://devmarketing.xyz - 30x500: https://courses.30x500.com - Double your freelancing: https://doubleyourfreelancing.com

Context: I am a dev studying Kubernetes / Cloud / AWS, and I would benefit from having solid foundations in Networking, which is often abstracted away with the cloud.

Tangent to this question is: what kind of of task / project I should do to learn about networking?