Check websites like YC, X and Linkedin connect with founders there. Talk about your work, projects and ask them if they have any dev roles or know anyone in their network hiring. Cold outreach is the way to go. But be human do not use AI here to automate or write DM's. Also attend events in your city and also connect with founders on Instagram. A lot of them are active, post about open roles.
We built SendBunny because we kept running into the same problem with existing email platforms: they're easy to get started with, but as you grow, costs increase, vendor lock-in becomes real, and you have limited control over the underlying infrastructure.
We kept asking ourselves: why should you have to trust a third party with your customer data when the platform could run entirely in your own AWS account with less costs.
Give it a spin and let me know what you think.Happy to answer any questions
That's why products like NextBunny.co exists. You can go from working on idea, design, ship production ready apps visually in one platform. No handoffs, No tool switching.Full control. Best for product designers, developers and teams.
NextBunny is a visual development platform for product builders.One system to go from idea → design → production. No Handoffs. No tool switching. Full control.Perfect for Next.js and React apps.
Modern and affordable Figma,Framer alternative but without hype or lock in.
A lot of cold outreach on platforms where your ICP lies. Creating content to get organic traffic, leveraging free directories, launch pads. these work if you are early and need traction. If you have money you can do collabs, and paid marketing.
tons of funding for marketing. Their marketing is everywhere.. But their results or outputs are actually very average.
I feel products like NextBunny.co are doing much better job solving actual pain points helping devs and designers and not being a vibe coding platform like all the others.
I was frustrated with how most UI libraries looked great until you tried to customize them. Everything broke, or you ended up fighting someone else’s design system.
So I built NextBunny a visual dev platform for Next.js that exports real, clean code (no schemas, no lock in). You can build with Tailwind, Shadcn, and Framer components, customize it and then export production read high quality code.
It’s free to try. Would love feedback from people who’ve struggled with UI customization or design to code code workflows or tried UI libraries for building with nextJS.
I still use it. But frequent algorithm changes is making me lose the motivation to post. No engagement. It's become full of AI slop rage and engagement baiting.
A lot of noise only works if you have a huge audience.
We're building NextBunny.co - A visual development platform for Nextjs users.
if you build, design, or ship products in Nextjs this is something you must try.
Amazing UI components ( shadcn, framer, tailwind) smooth builder and high quality code export.
Interviewing at a YC backed startups? Here is everything you must know.The post has complete details on what you must demonstrate vs what they expect and how you must answer all in full details.
When moving from idea to execution, you can use existing free tools like NextBunny.co a visual UI builder that helps you quickly create Next.js websites. This approach lets you set up a solid base fast, so you can focus on developing the core features of your project. If your goal is to monetize the product, this method saves significant development time.
However, if your goal is to learn and deepen your understanding of frameworks and system design, it’s better to build everything from scratch. This approach gives you a stronger grasp of the fundamentals, valuable especially during interviews, where you’ll often be tested on your coding proficiency and technical depth.
Hey you can try NextBunny.co - It’s a Visual UI builder that exports real Next.js code.That means if you’re building a Nextjs desktop app you can design your UI visually in our builder, export clean code, and drop it right into your project. You own the code no hidden runtimes, no lock in. And It's free to use.