From Bubble to Full-Stack: How I Started Building Real Products
My journey into web development started with a Bubble certification - I saw an ad for a no-code course, signed up, and realized I loved building things that actually work.
But Bubble quickly felt limiting. I wanted more control, faster builds, real code. So I made the jump to Next.js, Supabase, and TypeScript - and never looked back.
Today I build production-ready web apps in 7 to 14 days. SaaS platforms, marketplaces, client management systems. From idea to deployed product, start to finish.
The Bubble cert is still on my wall. It's where it started.
Love seeing a challenge built around a real open-source tool 🙌 Huge thanks to the Video.js team and Contra for putting this together. Already have a concept brewing. Good luck to everyone jumping in!
I’ve been testing products for nearly half my life, and I still think keeping my knowledge up to date is one of the most important parts of the work.
I recently completed Design Audits Fundamentals on Uxcel. It’s a subject I already work with, but there’s always value in refreshing what I know, seeing how someone else structures their approach, and reconsidering my own habits.
I used to prefer long, in-depth courses. I still value them, including my university studies, for the foundations they build. But they can move slowly in places, especially when I want to revisit something specific and bring it into my work now.
Short, focused courses fill that gap for me. They don’t replace a solid foundation. They help me keep building on it without waiting months to get to the part I need.