Released getstory.io - the tool for product managers and solo builders to create structured product documentation with ease

I gave up and switched from TypeORM to Prisma. I don't know why I suffered so long.

Keep working on my assistant tool for product managers.

About two years have passed since the LLM/GPT boom started.

But people in teams are still asking questions about tools, APIs, products, and other daily job-related stuff in person and are willing to wait for hours or days for someone to check the docs and talk back as an expert.

Sometimes it feels like people who write recommendation articles about some kind of tech stack setup never use it in production.

I found some build-dependent things with NextJS that don't work for prod in Docker, but since I've been trying to find the solution, I haven't found any reference for it.

The ability to give people clearness about their job is a very underrated skill. But so impactful.

I’ve released the new version of getstory.io this night.
- Added projects
- Backlog feature to save user stories

But I’ve spent 2 hours to beat the TypeORM entity auto loading from the path. Tried all the things and switched to the direct import.

This kind of issue so annoyed.

I love the idea of cutting and leaving things that you really do not need or that is pulling you off. For example news and endless chats in social media.

I’ve dropped 90% of them and have no chance to procrastinate now(at least by this way)

Completing the Friday workday with a client shitty deployment configuration with gitlab runners at the prod servers along with deploying app and got some toxic jokes about my skills from their “devops” because I can’t get it. Okaaay.

Finally, I found time to move forward with GetStory and just wrote some CRUD features for projects and stories in the tool.

Happy to use Cursor again, when you have just a couple of hours to code - it's a great teammate to clothe core code into a consistent part of the app

Working on a couple client projects. Both are tough - distributed system consulting and business bottlenecks resolutions in the second.

That kind of revenue that make you sad because of pause indie SaaS and content building.

Decided to try this platform as something new and quiet place to post.