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Build Side Projects With 500k+ Users: Coming Up With An Idea

2h 14m 19s
English
Paid

Course description

You have spent 50+ hours refining your resume and LinkedIn profile. You have sent out over 1000 job applications. Yet, despite all your efforts, interview invitations are almost nonexistent. And with top companies, including Big Tech, it's zero. What should you do?

There are many ways, but one of the simplest, underrated, and powerful is to create meaningful side projects. The goal of any technology company is to develop scalable products used by hundreds of thousands of users. To do this, you don’t need to work with a team—just a computer and internet access is enough.

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After completing this course, you will learn:

  • What makes a side project valuable
  • Which mistakes lead to bad ideas
  • How to generate ideas that can be implemented
  • How to evaluate the quality of an idea and project
  • How to develop the right approach to creating long-term projects

The course will help you come up with an idea for a project that you can implement in your free time (even if you are a beginner engineer) and that will be in demand in the market. When your project reaches 10,000+ users, your portfolio will begin to attract attention, and after reaching 500,000+, top companies, including FAANG, will invite you for interviews.

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All Course Lessons (18)

#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
How This Course Works Demo
14:55
2
What Makes A Project Valuable
09:26
3
The Key To A Great Project Idea
05:39
4
Finding Inspiration
04:58
5
Tech Stack Rankings
09:40
6
Your Idea Is Worthless (For Now)
04:02
7
The Alex Formula
08:29
8
The 3 Levels Of Tech
10:32
9
Single Player vs. Multiplayer
06:11
10
Keep The Stakes Low
05:55
11
Simple Is Complex
06:40
12
Do A Search
04:55
13
Look For Gaps
04:09
14
Your Superpower: Thinking Small
04:41
15
Putting It All Together: Idea Scorecard
10:50
16
Bias Towards Action
04:44
17
Just Keep Building
07:00
18
Go Deeper: Follow Through
11:33

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