💸 The Best Startup Ideas

Hey guys! 🤓 Did you know that fall is the season when people are the most creative and productive? We are back, and our new edition is packed with startup ideas, practical tips, and skill-sharpening resources.

Dive in and ignite your startup dreams!

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The 80 Best Startup Ideas to Make Money in 2023

Every business needs an idea to start with. If you yearn for inspiration, check out this collection of startup ideas. Not only does it provide the necessary fuel for your creativity but also gives you an overall understanding of market trends.

The First 8 People You Should Hire

Alright, so you have the idea. What's next? Believe it or not, the first thing your new business needs is a team. But what kind of people, you might ask? Let us share this helpful article with you so that you won't get overwhelmed with responsibilities. Start hiring!

🧩 Test your knowledge

def mystery_function(x):
    result = []
    for i in range(x):
        result.append(i)
        if i % 2 == 0:
            result.pop()
    return result

output = mystery_function(5)
print(output)                       

Can you solve this Python puzzle? Figure out what the 'mystery_function' does and what the 'output' will be when you call it with 'mystery_function(5)'.
Find the correct solution at the end of the newsletter.

🖥️ Useful Tutorials

Why Bother Learning TypeScript When JavaScript Rules the Scene?

Growth is always challenging, especially when you're not acquiring new skills. One of the best examples of this is the case of TypeScript and JavaScript. Despite its usefulness, JavaScript lacked the foresight to anticipate the demands of large-scale applications. This is where TypeScript stepped in to fill the gaps. Read more about this in an awesome post from one of our advocates.

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📺 Cool GitHub projects

Collection of free top-of-the-line startup landing templates

Do you have a product but aren't sure if the packaging is just right? There's no need to rush and hire a professional marketer if all you need is a simple landing page. This extra-hot GitHub project offers a fantastic collection of landing pages built with React, Next.js, and Gatsby.js. Best of all, it's completely FREE and updated every week. Why not take a look?

Security 101 for SaaS startups

Are you working at a startup and wondering when you should begin considering security and compliance? This project compiles the essential security recommendations for the various phases that startups go through. As a startup handles more money and data, the need for security investment increases.

🤖 Awesome guides

How to Start a Business: A Step-by-Step Guide

Sometimes, we require more than just a push; we need someone wise to guide us, taking us by the hand through all the pitfalls and dangers. So, why not read this informative How-to and discover for yourself what it's really about when you're starting your business? Save your time, and thank us later... or don't.

Boost Productivity and Manage Your Time Effectively with Pomodoro Technique

Effective time management has become crucial in today's world of constant distractions and increasing workload. One time management method proven to enhance productivity and help people manage tasks more efficiently is the Pomodoro Technique. Created by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s, this article will discuss the principles of the Pomodoro Technique, its advantages, and how tools such as Freedom can assist in its implementation.

🧩 Test solution

The issue with the provided code is that it modifies the list result while iterating over it, which can lead to unexpected behavior. Specifically, it uses result.pop() inside the loop to remove elements from the list when i is even. This causes the loop to skip every other element in the list.

To fix the code and make it return all numbers from 0 to x-1, you can modify it like this:

def mystery_function(x):
    result = []
    for i in range(x):
        result.append(i)
    return result

output = mystery_function(5)
print(output)                      

This corrected code will return [0, 1, 2, 3, 4], which is the desired output.

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