Building a brand is for consumers to punish companies; avoid branding to dodge oversight.
Branding exists to enable consumers to punish companies, so if you want to dodge oversight, don't build a brand.
Branding exists to enable consumers to punish companies, so if you want to dodge oversight, don't build a brand.
Quality has nothing to do with the brand; it's all about how much you're willing to pay the contract manufacturer.
Monolithic Go service with a built-in admin panel and SQLite for rapid deployment, while retaining a MySQL/MariaDB path for production scaling.
A short URL and QR code management tool that supports custom slugs, 301/302/307/308 redirects, enable/disable status, expiration dates, visit limits, fallback URLs, QR codes, and access statistics.
Open source project:https://github.com/flyfish-dev/shortlink
Just saw a case study and had some recent personal experiences. It's indeed tough to defend your rights in China—if it doesn't meet the filing threshold, they basically shirk responsibility as much as possible. I'd suggest handling litigation yourself.
Step-by-step guide from zero to registering a US LLC, applying for an EIN, and setting up Stripe — don't waste money on third-party services. http://github.com/hua1995116/indiehackers-steps