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What's the best advice you've received as a builder?
Share it below. Someone else might need to hear it.
Say hi to one of the newest builders on Roburna Builders 🌳
Dama Michael Yohanna is building Krum, a management platform for mini supermarkets.
Building something too? Drop it below and you could be in next week's welcome 👇
Steam charges a $100 fee for every game you publish on its platform. You can recoup that fee once the game reaches $1,000 in adjusted gross revenue.
That's one of 4 myths about publishing your first game. The other 3 ↓
Myth 4: If it's on a store, it will sell
Being listed isn't the same as being found. Start building an audience before launch: wishlists, a waitlist, short clips of the game as you build it.
Which of these surprised you most? 👇
Not every contribution requires technical skills
You don't have to write code to make a meaningful contribution to a project
Testing a product, identifying problems, sharing useful feedback, introducing the right people, or helping others discover what a team is building can all make a difference
Strong ecosystems need people with different skills and perspectives
Builders, what's the hardest part of collaborating with other people on a project?
- Finding people with the right skills?
- Aligning on a shared vision?
- Communicating consistently?
- Keeping everyone accountable?
Tell us in the replies
Let's talk about what makes working together easier, and what gets in the way
A product is never really finished
Launching a product is a milestone, but it's not the end of the building process
Once people start using it, you begin discovering what works, what needs improvement, and what you might have overlooked during development
Every interaction, feedback, and new insight can shape what the product becomes next
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Your next collaborator might be closer than you think
Sometimes, the person who helps move your project forward isn't someone you've worked with before
It could be a developer who understands your vision, a designer who sees what you're missing, or another founder who's faced the same challenges
Staying connected to people who are building can open doors you didn't know existed, and being in a community like Roburna Builders makes that less difficult ↓
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Builders, what's the hardest part of collaborating with other people on a project?
- Finding people with the right skills?
- Aligning on a shared vision?
- Communicating consistently?
- Keeping everyone accountable?
Tell us in the replies
Let's talk about what makes working together easier, and what gets in the way
The idea isn't the difficult part
Having an idea is exciting, but figuring out what to do with it is where the real work begins
- who needs it,
- what problem does it solve,
- and what would the first version look like?
The journey from an idea to a working product involves asking the right questions, making decisions, and figuring things out along the way
At our previous Builders Spotlight, @CodeKyng shared how The Monarch Guild is approaching skills development beyond simply helping people find jobs
From AI onboarding to prompt engineering and automation, the focus is on preparing people to adapt and stay relevant
Looking forward to our next Builders Spotlight ↓
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Having a skill is one thing. Knowing how to use it, improve it, and stay competitive is another
The Monarch Guild, from @CodeKyng is looking beyond just helping people get jobs.
From AI onboarding and prompt engineering to automation classes, the focus is on helping people work smarter, build their skills, and become better at what they do
At our previous Builders Spotlight, @AkureLink brought an important perspective to the conversation: reliable internet access isn't just about connectivity
It's also about affordability and the infrastructure needed to make it possible
These are the kinds of real-world challenges we want builders to keep discussing
More conversations like this at our next Builders Spotlight ↓
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Reliable internet is one thing. Making it affordable enough for households to access is another
For @AkureLink, the conversation goes beyond connectivity. It’s also about tackling the upfront cost of equipment, solar power, and installation, and exploring ways to make access more achievable for more households
How can we make reliable internet accessible to more people?
Roburna Builders Spotlight
This Friday, we’re bringing builders together to showcase their projects, share ideas, discuss the challenges and opportunities in their respective fields, and learn from one another
Whether you're building in tech, gaming, DeFi, AI, or another sector, there's a place for your voice in the conversation
Details below ↓
This is what building in public looks like
Sharing regular updates on your project
Showing what you're working on, what you've shipped, what's changed, and what's next
Not every update has to be a major milestone. Even the small steps are worth sharing
Here's a glimpse of what builders in the Roburna Builders ecosystem are working on ↓
Weekend roll call!
Building something of your own?
Are you a:
-Founder
-Developer
-Designer
-Product manager
-Marketer
-No-code builder
- Creator
There's a place for you in Roburna Builders
Connect with other builders and share what you're working on
Join us ↓ roburnabuilders.com/
A strong ecosystem is about more than bringing people together. It's about what happens after they meet
The exchange of skills, honest feedback, shared learning, and collaborations that help people grow
That's the kind of community Roburna Builders wants to encourage, where connections go beyond introductions and create opportunities to learn, contribute, and build together.
See what building a more connected ecosystem looks like ↓
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