u/Vegetable-Leg4411

How do people keep up with so many platforms these days?

Maybe I’m overthinking this, but how do people actually manage everything?

It feels like every platform has its own purpose now. LinkedIn for networking, GitHub for projects, Reddit for discussions, X for updates, Instagram for friends, blogs for writing… and somehow each one expects you to stay active.

I’m trying to put my work out there and connect with people, but sometimes it feels like I’m spending more time managing accounts than actually building things.

Do most people just focus on a few platforms and let the rest go, or is there some system that makes it manageable?

I’d love to hear how you approach it.

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u/Vegetable-Leg4411 — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/SaaS

Beginner question: What is SaaS exactly?

I keep hearing different definitions of SaaS.

Is any web application with a frontend, backend, and database considered SaaS if users access it online? Or does SaaS mean something more specific?

How would you explain it to a complete beginner?

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u/Vegetable-Leg4411 — 5 days ago