Building NextStep for the Bubble Free-For-All Challenge 🚀 I’m building NextStep, a learning-navi...Building NextStep for the Bubble Free-For-All Challenge 🚀 I’m building NextStep, a learning-navi...
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Building NextStep for the Bubble Free-For-All Challenge 🚀
I’m building NextStep, a learning-navigation app designed to help students stop learning randomly.
The problem I’m solving is simple: students often jump between tutorials, technologies, and courses without knowing what they should learn now, later, or skip for the moment.
So far, I’ve been engineering the product from the ground up:
• Defined the MVP and core user stories
• Designed dependency-based learning roadmaps
• Created the ERD and Bubble database architecture
• Started implementing the app in Bubble
• Currently building the learning paths for Python Backend Development and Frontend Development
The core idea is:
Goal → Assess → Roadmap → Learn → Practice → Assess → Know What’s Next
One of the key features will be “Should I Learn This?”, which helps students decide whether a technology is relevant to their current learning path.
Still a lot to build, but the foundation is in place.
Having a lot of fun building a tool inside Rive runtime ! here's a sneak peek of a way to draw in Blender to AI so that it does proper VFX for the upcoming (hopefully if I meet deadlines lol) haloween submission
Momo the fox is a warm guide and the sunny hills keep three screens feeling like one world. Hard truth for kids' apps: the child is not the buyer, the parent is. The Start configuration screen with a big orange button is the one the parent sees first, so I would design that one like the sales page.