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I'm exploring an app idea and I need your help to validate and improve it. I want you to take me through a structured 7-step process. At each step, ask me thoughtful questions and provide examples if needed. Guide me to produce actionable insights. The goal is to make sure Iโm solving a real, painful problem and have a clear, feasible path to build and launch. | |
Hereโs the 7-step process I want you to walk me through: | |
*Step 1: Reverse Engineer the Idea to the Core Problem* | |
Help me deconstruct my app idea backwards to identify the core problem it solves. | |
Ask questions like: | |
โWhat result does this app create?โ, | |
โWhatโs hard or frustrating about achieving that result today?โ, |
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import { Country, State, City } from 'country-state-city'; | |
import { ICountry, IState, ICity } from 'country-state-city' | |
const App = () => { | |
const [country, setCountry] = useState(Country.getAllCountries()) | |
const [countryState, setCountryState] = useState<IState[]>([]) | |
const [city, setCity] = useState<ICity[]>([]) | |
useEffect(() => { | |
setCountryState(State.getStatesOfCountry(data.country)); |
This is the list of reserved usernames (pre-defined list of special banned and reserved keywords in names, such as "root", "www", "admin"). When we create a public system where users can choose a login name or a sub-domain name, we use this list to define which user names can not be used. The login authentication software verifies if the username is in this black list in the register validation process. Some reserved keywords here are specific for our service (Postbit) and other are generic black listed and reserved names that we use for all other services with login and usernames. Some websites forbid any generic names, short names (forbidden number of characters like usersnames with 1 or 2 characters) or also create lists of super famous people and companies so those logins can be reserved for future use. We allow only valid characters in the username that for us are letters, numbers, underline "_" and minus "-" (if it is in the middle of the username). We don't allow dot "." becaus
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// 1. Store the object as global | |
// 2. It will generate the json as you wish. Copy and start hacking. | |
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