Edward Ha
@edwardha.bsky.social
I talk about the lessons I learn through the book and stories.
Building https://theworkdocs.com: AI learning tool from long content PDF.
Building https://theworkdocs.com: AI learning tool from long content PDF.
I'm sharing one of my favorite ebooks.
If you want to read this, just DM me, and we can grow together.
Yesterday, 19 people applied for this book.
If you want to read this, just DM me, and we can grow together.
Yesterday, 19 people applied for this book.
April 28, 2025 at 2:45 AM
I'm sharing one of my favorite ebooks.
If you want to read this, just DM me, and we can grow together.
Yesterday, 19 people applied for this book.
If you want to read this, just DM me, and we can grow together.
Yesterday, 19 people applied for this book.
I'm trying to change my habit from surfing the web when I get bored, have nothing to do, or don't know what to do, to reading books using my product theworkdocs.com
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It seems to be helping me a lot because I'm gaining more ideas and knowledge every day.
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It seems to be helping me a lot because I'm gaining more ideas and knowledge every day.
April 27, 2025 at 3:39 AM
I'm trying to change my habit from surfing the web when I get bored, have nothing to do, or don't know what to do, to reading books using my product theworkdocs.com
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It seems to be helping me a lot because I'm gaining more ideas and knowledge every day.
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It seems to be helping me a lot because I'm gaining more ideas and knowledge every day.
I just had an amazing 15 minutes today watching How to Build an MVP from Y Combinator. 🚀
After working with startups most of my career, one thing is clear: building a startup is the fastest way to learn. Here’s what I’ve seen people get wrong... 👇
After working with startups most of my career, one thing is clear: building a startup is the fastest way to learn. Here’s what I’ve seen people get wrong... 👇
April 26, 2025 at 2:23 PM
I just had an amazing 15 minutes today watching How to Build an MVP from Y Combinator. 🚀
After working with startups most of my career, one thing is clear: building a startup is the fastest way to learn. Here’s what I’ve seen people get wrong... 👇
After working with startups most of my career, one thing is clear: building a startup is the fastest way to learn. Here’s what I’ve seen people get wrong... 👇
I'm a self-learn SWE and I build my product from scratch without any guidance.
Even though I think my lessons are still valuable for everyone who has just started their journey to become an indie hacker.
Here are 5 things I wish I knew when I started 👇
Even though I think my lessons are still valuable for everyone who has just started their journey to become an indie hacker.
Here are 5 things I wish I knew when I started 👇
April 23, 2025 at 9:15 AM
I'm a self-learn SWE and I build my product from scratch without any guidance.
Even though I think my lessons are still valuable for everyone who has just started their journey to become an indie hacker.
Here are 5 things I wish I knew when I started 👇
Even though I think my lessons are still valuable for everyone who has just started their journey to become an indie hacker.
Here are 5 things I wish I knew when I started 👇
The first 100 users, after 2 weeks of poor marketing,
I get about 5 feedbacks from users. Some of them are very interesting.
Next stop: Fix bugs and create more features for users.
I get about 5 feedbacks from users. Some of them are very interesting.
Next stop: Fix bugs and create more features for users.
April 23, 2025 at 2:02 AM
The first 100 users, after 2 weeks of poor marketing,
I get about 5 feedbacks from users. Some of them are very interesting.
Next stop: Fix bugs and create more features for users.
I get about 5 feedbacks from users. Some of them are very interesting.
Next stop: Fix bugs and create more features for users.
Not sure when it started, but I’ve been obsessing over small build details—like route sizes in my projects.
Crazy how going deeper into tech makes you notice the little things.
📸 Build result from theworkdocs.com, my AI tool to read faster & learn better.
Crazy how going deeper into tech makes you notice the little things.
📸 Build result from theworkdocs.com, my AI tool to read faster & learn better.
April 18, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Not sure when it started, but I’ve been obsessing over small build details—like route sizes in my projects.
Crazy how going deeper into tech makes you notice the little things.
📸 Build result from theworkdocs.com, my AI tool to read faster & learn better.
Crazy how going deeper into tech makes you notice the little things.
📸 Build result from theworkdocs.com, my AI tool to read faster & learn better.
The work docs is my latest project. It is an AI tool that help you speed up in your reading, learn faster and more effective.
Now The Work Docs is open free book for user. One of the list is Make book from Pieter Levels
Everyone can access the book thought this like: theworkdocs.com
Now The Work Docs is open free book for user. One of the list is Make book from Pieter Levels
Everyone can access the book thought this like: theworkdocs.com
April 18, 2025 at 9:53 AM
The work docs is my latest project. It is an AI tool that help you speed up in your reading, learn faster and more effective.
Now The Work Docs is open free book for user. One of the list is Make book from Pieter Levels
Everyone can access the book thought this like: theworkdocs.com
Now The Work Docs is open free book for user. One of the list is Make book from Pieter Levels
Everyone can access the book thought this like: theworkdocs.com
𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 published a 69-page whitepaper on Prompt Engineering - A goldmine for anyone building with LLMs in production.
Donwload the book here: theworkdocs.com/resources/9
Donwload the book here: theworkdocs.com/resources/9
April 11, 2025 at 8:13 AM
𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 published a 69-page whitepaper on Prompt Engineering - A goldmine for anyone building with LLMs in production.
Donwload the book here: theworkdocs.com/resources/9
Donwload the book here: theworkdocs.com/resources/9
Deepseek just released Model R1, which has strong equality to OpenAI O1 but is much cheaper.
This is instant and a great chance for indie hackers to optimize their products if they use OpenAI API.
This is instant and a great chance for indie hackers to optimize their products if they use OpenAI API.
January 22, 2025 at 2:48 AM
Deepseek just released Model R1, which has strong equality to OpenAI O1 but is much cheaper.
This is instant and a great chance for indie hackers to optimize their products if they use OpenAI API.
This is instant and a great chance for indie hackers to optimize their products if they use OpenAI API.
The hardest part of being an indie hacker while still working in an office is dedicating time to build the product you believe will succeed.
Weekends and nights become your ideal time to focus, while daylight hours are spent brainstorming ideas, doing marketing, and learning new skills.
Weekends and nights become your ideal time to focus, while daylight hours are spent brainstorming ideas, doing marketing, and learning new skills.
January 13, 2025 at 3:12 AM
The hardest part of being an indie hacker while still working in an office is dedicating time to build the product you believe will succeed.
Weekends and nights become your ideal time to focus, while daylight hours are spent brainstorming ideas, doing marketing, and learning new skills.
Weekends and nights become your ideal time to focus, while daylight hours are spent brainstorming ideas, doing marketing, and learning new skills.
Indie Hackers Tips Part 6: I rebuilt my SaaS 3 times before learning this:
💡 Simplify your UI. Don't over complicated it
Here’s the key:
✅ Focus on the core feature.
✅ Remove unnecessary things and features.
✅ Guide users to their goal with clarity.
Confused users don’t convert. Just stay simple
💡 Simplify your UI. Don't over complicated it
Here’s the key:
✅ Focus on the core feature.
✅ Remove unnecessary things and features.
✅ Guide users to their goal with clarity.
Confused users don’t convert. Just stay simple
Indie Hacker Tips Part 5: How to find the right problem?
The best ideas come from solving your own problems.
💡 You know the pain points.
💡 You’re your first customer.
💡 Validation is built-in.
If it’s a problem for you, it’s probably a problem for others too.
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Stay focused and Ship Feature.
The best ideas come from solving your own problems.
💡 You know the pain points.
💡 You’re your first customer.
💡 Validation is built-in.
If it’s a problem for you, it’s probably a problem for others too.
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Stay focused and Ship Feature.
Inide Hackers Tips Part 4: Productivity as an indie hacker
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
January 7, 2025 at 3:05 AM
Indie Hackers Tips Part 6: I rebuilt my SaaS 3 times before learning this:
💡 Simplify your UI. Don't over complicated it
Here’s the key:
✅ Focus on the core feature.
✅ Remove unnecessary things and features.
✅ Guide users to their goal with clarity.
Confused users don’t convert. Just stay simple
💡 Simplify your UI. Don't over complicated it
Here’s the key:
✅ Focus on the core feature.
✅ Remove unnecessary things and features.
✅ Guide users to their goal with clarity.
Confused users don’t convert. Just stay simple
This is cool but don't know where to implement this stuff 😀
January 7, 2025 at 2:47 AM
This is cool but don't know where to implement this stuff 😀
This is so cool
January 2, 2025 at 2:52 AM
This is so cool
New Year's First ritual 🎉
January 1, 2025 at 3:41 PM
New Year's First ritual 🎉
Indie Hacker Tips Part 5: How to find the right problem?
The best ideas come from solving your own problems.
💡 You know the pain points.
💡 You’re your first customer.
💡 Validation is built-in.
If it’s a problem for you, it’s probably a problem for others too.
---
Stay focused and Ship Feature.
The best ideas come from solving your own problems.
💡 You know the pain points.
💡 You’re your first customer.
💡 Validation is built-in.
If it’s a problem for you, it’s probably a problem for others too.
---
Stay focused and Ship Feature.
Inide Hackers Tips Part 4: Productivity as an indie hacker
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
Indie Hackers Tips Part 3: The most underrated skill?
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
December 26, 2024 at 2:33 PM
Indie Hacker Tips Part 5: How to find the right problem?
The best ideas come from solving your own problems.
💡 You know the pain points.
💡 You’re your first customer.
💡 Validation is built-in.
If it’s a problem for you, it’s probably a problem for others too.
---
Stay focused and Ship Feature.
The best ideas come from solving your own problems.
💡 You know the pain points.
💡 You’re your first customer.
💡 Validation is built-in.
If it’s a problem for you, it’s probably a problem for others too.
---
Stay focused and Ship Feature.
7 AI tools that will change the way you create content in 2025
1. ChatGPT.com (solves everything)
2. Writesonic.com (write anything)
3. Replit.com (generate code)
4. Synthesia.ai (create videos)
5. Starry.ai (create avatars)
6. SlidesAI.io (create PPTs)
7. Wordtune.com (summarize notes)
1. ChatGPT.com (solves everything)
2. Writesonic.com (write anything)
3. Replit.com (generate code)
4. Synthesia.ai (create videos)
5. Starry.ai (create avatars)
6. SlidesAI.io (create PPTs)
7. Wordtune.com (summarize notes)
December 25, 2024 at 4:04 PM
7 AI tools that will change the way you create content in 2025
1. ChatGPT.com (solves everything)
2. Writesonic.com (write anything)
3. Replit.com (generate code)
4. Synthesia.ai (create videos)
5. Starry.ai (create avatars)
6. SlidesAI.io (create PPTs)
7. Wordtune.com (summarize notes)
1. ChatGPT.com (solves everything)
2. Writesonic.com (write anything)
3. Replit.com (generate code)
4. Synthesia.ai (create videos)
5. Starry.ai (create avatars)
6. SlidesAI.io (create PPTs)
7. Wordtune.com (summarize notes)
How to pitch your product in under one minute.
create by: @fatihtahta0
create by: @fatihtahta0
December 25, 2024 at 6:47 AM
How to pitch your product in under one minute.
create by: @fatihtahta0
create by: @fatihtahta0
Inide Hackers Tips Part 4: Productivity as an indie hacker
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
Indie Hackers Tips Part 3: The most underrated skill?
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
Indie hacker tips part 2:
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
December 25, 2024 at 2:22 AM
Inide Hackers Tips Part 4: Productivity as an indie hacker
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
Productivity as an indie hacker isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about doing the right things.
✅ Prioritize impact.
✅ Eliminate distractions.
✅ Ship consistently.
Focus on what moves the needle.
Indie Hackers Tips Part 3: The most underrated skill?
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
Indie hacker tips part 2:
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
Indie hacker tips part 1:
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
December 23, 2024 at 6:30 AM
Indie Hackers Tips Part 3: The most underrated skill?
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
⚡ Saying no.
No to extra features.
No to shiny distractions.
No to anything that doesn’t move you closer to launching.
Focus is your superpower.
Focus on core features.
Focus on building the product.
Focus, Focus, and Focus.
First sale for WorkplaceTime! 🎉
The first real-money test for the payment feature is complete—an exciting first step as a successful indie hacker!
The first real-money test for the payment feature is complete—an exciting first step as a successful indie hacker!
December 22, 2024 at 9:24 AM
First sale for WorkplaceTime! 🎉
The first real-money test for the payment feature is complete—an exciting first step as a successful indie hacker!
The first real-money test for the payment feature is complete—an exciting first step as a successful indie hacker!
Indie hacker tips part 2:
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
Indie hacker tips part 1:
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
December 22, 2024 at 3:21 AM
Indie hacker tips part 2:
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
Launching your MVP is just the start.
The real game?
🎯 Listening to users.
🎯 Gathering feedback.
🎯 Iterating fast.
Don’t aim for perfect. Aim for better every single day.
(This is my mistake when I first start building WorkplaceTime)
December 21, 2024 at 8:49 AM
Indie hacker tips part 1:
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
December 20, 2024 at 8:18 AM
Indie hacker tips part 1:
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
If you are building an MVP, focus on one main feature, solve one problem.
Too many features = complexity.
Simplicity = faster feedback + quicker launches.
Remember: MVP ≠ finished product.
Hi all, today I'd like to share my payment flow which I have focused on for a couple of weeks. It is suitable for LemonSqueezy or Stripe.
Here's how the server processes it:
1. Receives & validates webhook event
2. Records event (ID, name, status) & processes by type
3. Updates status & logs errors
Here's how the server processes it:
1. Receives & validates webhook event
2. Records event (ID, name, status) & processes by type
3. Updates status & logs errors
December 19, 2024 at 5:11 AM
Hi all, today I'd like to share my payment flow which I have focused on for a couple of weeks. It is suitable for LemonSqueezy or Stripe.
Here's how the server processes it:
1. Receives & validates webhook event
2. Records event (ID, name, status) & processes by type
3. Updates status & logs errors
Here's how the server processes it:
1. Receives & validates webhook event
2. Records event (ID, name, status) & processes by type
3. Updates status & logs errors
This week, I will try to complete the payment for WorkplaceTime, and there are two things I’ve learned.
The price isn’t about me—it’s about my customers.
Does the product provide value to them?
How much time or value does it create?
Your pricing should feel like a steal for the results they get.
The price isn’t about me—it’s about my customers.
Does the product provide value to them?
How much time or value does it create?
Your pricing should feel like a steal for the results they get.
December 16, 2024 at 9:50 AM
This week, I will try to complete the payment for WorkplaceTime, and there are two things I’ve learned.
The price isn’t about me—it’s about my customers.
Does the product provide value to them?
How much time or value does it create?
Your pricing should feel like a steal for the results they get.
The price isn’t about me—it’s about my customers.
Does the product provide value to them?
How much time or value does it create?
Your pricing should feel like a steal for the results they get.