Why I'm Building in Public?
Right now I'm working on Stack Universe || a web app that turns your GitHub profile into an interactive 3D solar system. Your repos become planets, commits turn into meteor showers, and an AI narrator
Right now I'm working on Stack Universe || a web app that turns your GitHub profile into an interactive 3D solar system. Your repos become planets, commits turn into meteor showers, and an AI narrator roasts your code. It started as a weekend experiment and somehow became something real.
Before this, I've shipped FeedbackLoop (AI website reviewer), and a bunch of other things. Some worked, most didn't. That's the point.
Why this blog exists:
I'm tired of seeing developers build in silence and then wonder why nobody cares when they launch. I'm documenting everything || metrics, failures, technical decisions, marketing experiments. Not for validation, just for the record.
What I'll write about:
Monthly Stack Universe updates (users, revenue, what's working)
New projects when I ship them
Expensive lessons I learn the hard way
Technical breakdowns when I solve something interesting
No fluff. No "10 tips to be productive" garbage. Just real updates from someone actually building.
If you're here, you probably found Stack Universe or one of my projects. Stick around if you want to see how this plays out.
— Abdullah
Originally published on Hashnode.