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Validating a startup idea doesn’t have to take a ton of effort.
Here are 10 tools you can use to build MVPs in days.
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Bubble has a visual programming interface that enables anyone to build a complex web app in days.
I use Bubble to quickly get a working MVP to users after I’ve proven out an initial idea.
| https://t.co/2a5cIsmWiI
Adalo is similar to Bubble, but you can also use it to build native mobile applications.
You can make social apps, marketplaces, task apps, and more.
| https://t.co/cBocesubiB
If you can write basic Python, Streamlit enables you to build simple dashboard-based frontends in minutes.
I use Streamlit to think through and prototype the earliest iterations of my ideas.
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Replit is a browser-based, collaborative code editor than can also run production code.
I use Replit to prototype APIs and simple web apps, without needing to worry about infrastructure.
Here are 10 tools you can use to build MVPs in days.
/thread
| https://t.co/RLByWG66Pn
Bubble has a visual programming interface that enables anyone to build a complex web app in days.
I use Bubble to quickly get a working MVP to users after I’ve proven out an initial idea.
| https://t.co/2a5cIsmWiI
Adalo is similar to Bubble, but you can also use it to build native mobile applications.
You can make social apps, marketplaces, task apps, and more.
| https://t.co/cBocesubiB
If you can write basic Python, Streamlit enables you to build simple dashboard-based frontends in minutes.
I use Streamlit to think through and prototype the earliest iterations of my ideas.
| https://t.co/GvpkTjTM7B
Replit is a browser-based, collaborative code editor than can also run production code.
I use Replit to prototype APIs and simple web apps, without needing to worry about infrastructure.
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Pravritti and Nivritti #Thread
Pravritti is worldly interaction i.e from inside to outside whereas Nivritti is inner contemplation i.e from outside to inside.
Let's understand both with examples
Pravritti:
It naturally flows out of us and is there from the time we are born till we die. And we are naturally inclined towards action.
A baby crawls, turns, twists , pulls, pushes, walks, runs without any formal training. Because it's the pravritti of the baby.
Outward interaction is essential for the continuity of life, for organising the Society, and concluding with Karma Yoga.
Right Karmas (action) can bring prosperity, happiness and contentment.
Nivritti
This needs training unlike Pravritti so that we can understand ourselves better, understand our nature, find how we react, how we feel and why do we feel so.
Meditation is that training.
Nivritti leads to the answers of the questions:
Who am I? What am I here for?
It stabilizes our physical body and purifies our thoughts. It also helps us to answer the question: Why should we do this?
Both Pravritti and Nivritti are interconnected.
Pravritti is worldly interaction i.e from inside to outside whereas Nivritti is inner contemplation i.e from outside to inside.
Let's understand both with examples
This Shloka appears in Gita Bhasya by Adi Shankaracharya.
— IndicIdeas (@IndicIdeas) May 29, 2021
'Pra' means different and 'Vritti' stands for chitta and 'Ni' means inwards.
Companion words : "Pravritti and Nivritti" #Sanskrit #AdiShankaracharya pic.twitter.com/mF7gpy7kxV
Pravritti:
It naturally flows out of us and is there from the time we are born till we die. And we are naturally inclined towards action.
A baby crawls, turns, twists , pulls, pushes, walks, runs without any formal training. Because it's the pravritti of the baby.
Outward interaction is essential for the continuity of life, for organising the Society, and concluding with Karma Yoga.
Right Karmas (action) can bring prosperity, happiness and contentment.
Nivritti
This needs training unlike Pravritti so that we can understand ourselves better, understand our nature, find how we react, how we feel and why do we feel so.
Meditation is that training.
Nivritti leads to the answers of the questions:
Who am I? What am I here for?
It stabilizes our physical body and purifies our thoughts. It also helps us to answer the question: Why should we do this?
Both Pravritti and Nivritti are interconnected.