Building a SaaS app from scratch for

[@ThisisFit]

Thanks for the advice on screen recording! I appreciate it

[@ryanckulp]

best of luck with your content Leigh!

[@abdu5822]

do you think u could do these often, i really like them. it's amazing seeing you build a product ♥

[@NunoLokko]

2022 is the year i am doing Launch School, that's it, this video inspired me to try again.

[@EnjoytheMents]

Oh my God!!! He is back!!! ty 👊🏻

[@EnjoytheMents]

idea for the landingpage; create a gif of the bot in action

[@ryanckulp]

i updated it a bit to include testimonials, since the app itself is kinda invisible. i also added a Zapier integration, which means whatever app i choose to show (in a GIF) will be excluding 100s of other use cases. curious what you think of the new lander. nftsalesbot.xyz

[@abdu5822]

Ryan, this is the second video i see your sound not synced. the first one is your latest one. i hope u solve these in future videos. thanks

[@averageabidal]

what snipping tool did you use @11:35 ?

[@ryanckulp]

on Mac, shift+ctr+cmd+4. this does 2 things. first, gives you the "zone picker" so you don't screenshot unwanted page elements. second, it puts the copied content onto your clipboard so you don't have to drag/drop any files from your desktop.

[@averageabidal]

@@ryanckulp thanks Ryan. Your video helped me a lot. Appreciate it.

[@ryanckulp]

thanks for checking out my build! broken up by section below. my skills are a bit rusty in this video, but we had fun. PS, crypto payments now supported in v1.1. :) chapters: 1:14 - introduction 10:25 - write specification 17:19 - design wireframes 41:20 - create data model 54:50 - draft coding plan 1:03:20 - begin coding also, if you'd like to learn to code, directly from me, for FREE, check out www.founderhacker.com

[@hahabobblehead2059]

Hey Ryan, I know you released your FH course for learning Ruby a while back, is the content up to date?

[@ryanckulp]

thanks for asking! i use a slightly older version of Ruby in the lectures, but the premise of Founder/Hacker is teaching things that don't change. i'm comfortable saying Founder/Hacker will be a great starting point for at least several years to come.