Andy Jiang

Hey Product Hunt 👋🏼! We're excited to share Deno Subhosting with you, the easiest and fastest way to allow developers to run untrusted code securely to extend the functionality of your platform/SaaS/product. Since we launched Deno Deploy (our cloud hosting platform) in 2021, a lot of companies have emailed us asking something like: > Hey Deno team, would it be possible to get access to the...

Happy to answer any questions, too. ✌🏻

Hey Product Hunt community 👋🏼, Our vision with Deno has always been to simplify programming. Get rid of boilerplate, config files, etc. Use web standard APIs where possible. Launching a SaaS business is no different. You need to integrate and setup Stripe for subscription billing. You have to setup auth and manage user logins and sessions. You need to create a CRUD admin dashboard with some...

Hi Inderpal, It's important to talk to potential users before you commit time and resources to build something that people might not even use. So good on you for wanting to reach out to customers. But how? The first step is to find out where those potential customers are. One signal you have is knowing the competitors. How do they market to their users? What distribution channels are they...

Yes, you can definitely build a SaaS app within three days. There are many templates out there, such as Deno SaaSkit (https://deno.com/saaskit). Also disclaimer, I work at Deno. The hard part is validating and growing a business around your SaaS app. e.g. testing demand, seeing how big the market is, seeing how much disposable income there is for your app, seeing how big the pain is for the...

There is no easy way except for being familiar with that vertical and those communities. If you're building a SaaS in a space that you're passionate about, you would already familiarize yourself with the competitors in that space and their limitations (and maybe that's why you're building your SaaS). If you're in that space, chances are you would already be talking to potential users of...

It really depends on your SaaS product and who its target users are. For example, a SaaS app for small business owners would have a very different product marketing strategy than a SaaS app for developers. Product marketing should largely aim to be "part of a conversation" between you and your target users, and each time you message or announce something, it should be a value add to your...