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Confused about feature implementation idea

Hey everyone,

This is more of an engineering question than a SaaS business question and I am confused about what solution is the correct one. I am building something that allows fellow SaaS developers to do Quota Enforcement in ther saas apps easily via SDK and a cloud platform to manage it.

What I am currently implementing is quite simple.

You as the dev know what your SaaS entities/resources are

(eg,

projects

- has notes

- has tasks

- has uploaded_pdf_files

imagine a tree like strucutre from the user as the root. when you build your pricing plans you will want to set quotas on some or all the resources for eg.

starter plan
- 5 projects

- 2 notes / project

- 3 tasks / project

- 10 uploaded files / project

my question is I am allowing the developer to build this tree on the platform, and then attach quota limits per plans. but now the question is once the dev goes to production with a let's call it tree V1, and then decides that "hey uploaded_pdf_files needs to be per user and not per project" and wants to move that out, then there's already production data generated for the users based on tree V1. how can I provide the dev a clean way to do this. or this is something that should not be my concern as the quota enforcement service? Any advice? maybe my idea of resource tree is wrong or I am looking at it the wrong way and it's too much tricky work to do migrate from tree v1 to v2

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u/The_Vorthian — 5 days ago

Built camelresume.com looking for US based marketing cofounder

Hey, I’ve recently launched camelresume.com. It was just a fun idea that I polished and made live. The app lets you easily create ATS friendly resumes in minutes.

Honestly I was planning on letting it sit as a completely free platform (and I still do) but I was wondering if someone could take a look at it and find a way to make if not profitable then self sustaining.

Looking for a us based founder with expertise in marketing in SaaS space. Would be open to discussion.

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u/The_Vorthian — 27 days ago

My app got 100 users in 3 hours!

I had been working on this app for about 4-5 days and dropped it online today after some internal testing, Got 100 signups. feeling incredible but wondering if I should actively pursue working on this much?

My app is similar to LaTex editor Overleaf but only for resume's the code idea is that you can share your resume as a YAML text to any LLM to tailor it, and paste the yaml back to get updated resume. and you can update a lot of things like spacing padding margins etc easily compared to overleaf/latex which has a steep learning curve. it works offline and is completely free to use.

u/The_Vorthian — 29 days ago

Gemini What is This!?

I had asked it to create and maintain a context.txt file and and at the end of next implementation prompt it started doing this! Why Gemini Why!

u/The_Vorthian — 1 month ago