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It was ABSOLUTELY wonderful to have Firebug back in 2006/7 timeframe. I really enjoyed using it and looking at the DOM and whatnot!


In 2022, I'd imagine there is some startup that does this. I'm not asking for something that truly scales to millions of users and has ALL the features of production reddit / hackernews. I'm thinking an MVP production app that has basic things that we all think about that a social networking app would have. I'm surprised that it's still so hard to find a "SaaS in a box" with some sample production apps like Twitter-clone/Reddit-clone, etc that does all the wiring for us.


You've asked for enough features here that make a low-code solution straight up impossible.

Also, if you've ever spent time on any freelancing site, requests like yours come in basically every other project. "I just want a social media app like Reddit/Twitter, here's $50 bucks and two weeks, let me know when you're done."

Honestly, it's a meme at this point, non-technical people asking technical people to build them a Facebook clone and completely failing to understand the immense complexity that goes into building anything for users beyond yourself.

Like I said, I'm surprised nobody here had given you a response like mine yet, given how common this conversation is.


very interesting site!


I meant I'm looking for something that takes away majority of the work/headache for what I want like retool + firebase (potentially)


Good question. This is in the B2B2C. I doubt I'll get millions of people per day LOL. So anything decent but something that I can quickly set up is what I'm looking for.


Maybe it's Maybelline :)


I dont like it at all. I think it just tries to solve something that's not a big deal.



Amazing video about main stream media's conversation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XMJTWD2mzs


Fantastic surprise!


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