So I have found the problem I wanna consult on. I know the problem from outside, like how some people solve it using Claude Code etc. But how can I directly dive into solving problems in their serious business without any practice? I have zero experience; all I have is theoretical knowledge

اريد التسجيل في كورس الاتمته ..من الصفر الى الاحتراف .فضلا هل هناك كورسات مجانيه عمليه نبدا بها ومن ثم ندخل الكورس المدفوع

Not sure whats the best way to get this globe to basically rotate and the satellites around it to do the same - higgsfield seems great but $60 to just do one thing idk

I've been vibe coding a lot this Summer, and I've hosted some stuff on Netlify and on my own web host, just to get a feel for the process (all personal stuff, so far). I'm now midway through building something that I'd like to try out as a SAAS. But... the paywall setup and even the google login and db setup etc was a hassle in the previous builds - all about wiring up external tools like supabase and then dealing with issues / bugs. I've found a vibe coding platform (by Riley Brown) that has the paywall and logins and database all included in one place. I like that, and I suspect there's probably more than one platform now offering this. The issue (for me) is that you can't bring your own code to the platform. I can't decide if I build in Claude and host it in Netlify and deal with the plumbing to keep control, or if I have to start from scratch with a platform that has all the features inside, and whether that means loosing some functionality etc. My question is not that well formed, because I can't put my finger on the issue, but I'm hoping it resonates with others here who have been here before me. Any thoughts are welcome!

I think I found a productivity problem — but I want to validate it first I keep saving useful content everywhere. YouTube → Watch Later Instagram → Saved Reddit → Save Articles → Bookmarks The problem is that saving something makes me feel like I'll come back to it. But I rarely do. I have hundreds of videos/posts saved, and when I finally want to learn something, I don't even know where to start. So I end up searching for new content again… or worse, scrolling Reels instead of learning. I'm thinking about building a simple web tool around this. The basic idea: Paste a saved link → answer a few questions about what you want from it → get a simple one-page action/learning sheet that you can view or print. For example: “I saved this because I want to learn n8n.” The tool could turn that into: - What to focus on - What to learn first - A small checklist - What to do after watching - Next action But I don't want to build it unless this is actually a problem for other people. So I'm curious: 1. Do you have a huge YouTube Watch Later / Instagram Saved backlog? 2. How often do you actually go back and consume what you saved? 3. Do you save things because you genuinely plan to use them later? 4. When you have lots of educational content saved, do you struggle to decide what to learn first? 5. Would a tool that turns saved content into an actionable one-page plan actually help you, or would you ignore that too? Be brutally honest. I'm trying to validate the problem, not sell anything.