Midlife CriSaaS: Adventures in SaaS Entrepreneurship
Welcome to the latest episode where Kevin, Steve, and Jeff share their journey through the trials and tribulations of bootstrap SaaS entrepreneurship. Get ready for a candid look at the highs, lows, and the unexpected turns in building a tech business without venture capital. Perfect for entrepreneurs, startup enthusiasts, or anyone curious about the real-world ups and downs of a software start-up, especially in midlife.
Timestamps:
00:01:03 - Discussion on productivity and backend improvements00:01:50 - Conversation on switching to the Slate HTML editor00:02:26 - Challenges with Vue project and content alignment issues00:03:48 - Decision to switch to TinyMCE and customer feedback00:05:24 - Problems with Quill editor and Chrome deprecation00:07:14 - Implementing and troubleshooting with Slate00:09:29 - Importance of choosing stable and well-supported projects00:12:41 - Implementation and functionality of the TinyMCE editor00:13:22 - Investigating draft.js by Facebook00:16:39 - Navigating workload and tasks with personal lifeImportant Discussions:
The shift from Quill to Slate for better HTML editing capabilitiesConsidering the reliability and trustworthiness of open-source editorsThe impact of editor choice on user experience and business growthStriking the balance between business priorities and family lifeKey Takeaways:
The importance of user interface and customer satisfactionThe significance of choosing software tools that receive regular updates and supportFinding focus and intentionality in managing task lists and productivityPondering about the value and definition of a "true" unicorn in the SaaS industryResources Mentioned:
Slate HTML EditorTinyMCE EditorGitHub (for discussion on Quill editor)Intro and Outro by "Sapajou - The Way To You" is under a Creative Commons (CC-BY 3.0) license Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://bit.ly/bkc-the-way