A video request: please make a video on hiding API keys with modern JS frameworks. There aren't many resources online. It would be great to hear from you....
I think the model being used right now is bad, let's take a typical place, there are 300 houses there for example, Matthew has the skill of cutting hair in order for Matthew to do an activity of cutting hair, Matthew needs a store, plus the papers, this is expensive and complicated then, Matthew needs the papers proving he has skill of cutting hair, there are other papers... this is a nightmare in the end, in this place, only 1 store opened do you see the problem ? There are 300 houses and there is 1 store, meaning 1 person doing an activity this is why the model is wrong, Now, let's look at this model : Matthew doesn't need anything to do his activity of cutting hair, he only has to print a poster in which he puts a picture of himself, his phone number, he writes on it that he can cut hair, then Matthew simply sticks the poster on the wall of his house/we can also think of a mobile app, where Matthew sticks the poster on the map Now, these 300 houses are going to stick posters on their houses/on the app All people living there are now doing activities You will have people teaching, cutting hair, selling things, coaching, doing repair... there will be all types of activities do you see ? it's way better now the current model is wrong, in order for you to do an activity, you have to go through months or years of suffering. because of this, you won't do the activity with the new model, in order for you to do an activity, you go through 1 minute of ease (making the poster). because of this, you will do the activity
Build an app that... 1. 0:43 - Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes 2. 2:05 - Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes 3. 2:55 - Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters 4. 3:48 - Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr 5. 5:03 - Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity 6. 6:11 - Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations 7. 7:14 - Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting
@@Fireship Build an app that... 1. (0:43) Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes 2. (2:05) Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes 3. (2:55) Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters 4. (3:49) Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr 5. (5:09) Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity 6. (6:13) Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations 7. (7:15) Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting
Throughout my entire experience coding, I have tuned in. You are absolutely a valuable resource to my growth! I require the smaller packets of info you broadcast. Hoodie purchase in 3, 2....
Here is one idea: An app that lets people look for products within their vicinity from multiple vendors/stores/etc. It can be anything from a tool, to a cupcake. The app would be free, but the stores would be able to integrate with the backed to "market" their store above others by offering the lowest price, possibly making it worth the customer's time and fuel to go get it. Stores would pay a fee to market to those looking, with a base fee plus per query by the people using the app. The consumers would benefit by seeing what availability and pricing are for items. Marketing data and analytics could be a very profitable portion of the business, so much so that stores could be offered the service via partnership strategies.
Thanks for inspiring us with these practical, doable and useful web app ideas that will certainly lead us to other product ideas along these lines. Can you give us more tips on how you personally discover cool tech, games, APIs and data sources mentioned in your video? What tech sites or channels or reddit threads or whatever do you read regularly? You mentioned several things I had to look up so thanks for expanding my dev knowledge!
Oh man! I think most of us know that feeling, that brick wall you can't breakthrough. Whether it's literally just CSS, or even HTML!. But if you can just trust that, if you keep working on it, you can break through that wall! It eventually clicks, and things start going, then you figure out HTML/CSS, then go on to Javascript, bang your head against the brick wall for however long it takes, but you'll break though, and you'll know it all, until you learn about react and redux, and node, firebase, github, etc. And it's a goddamn big ass, solid mother effing series of brick walls. But!... You know what to do... just start banging your head on them, on at a time. Hmmm. What I think I'm trying to say is, "Learning web development is basically like playing Dark Souls"
Google Maps has veyr high pricing. An alternative is to use Mapbox, which has incredible documentation and much lower prices. That being said, very expensive to run anything that is map related nowadays lol.
@@ibro_47 the idea was different, in myspace you could connect to anyone, in facebook only with people you already knew. At the beginning you even had to register with a university valid email address. It's like comparing skype and snapchat based on the fact that you can text each other. But I agree that there's place for clones and the best one is often not the most popular. Marketing wins over quality. So if you have an idea or you want to copycat an idea just hire a good marketing specialist and go cheap with development. When you start getting money then you can refactor your code.
I had an idea once, that was similiar to the SMS App, but that was a Music App, that if the person from a certain range from you is listening to the same music or playlist... you could chat with that person and add as a friend. The music could be also imported from your device file or integrate with apps like spotfy
3:18 You can grep imageboards e.x. 4chan to create a library. During a modern day Internet era there were already have been made a tons of ASCII images by people, the users themselves. You need just to scoop it.
Most of the ideas here are fun, “Anonymously send text messages to people near you” seems pretty terrible. My first thought was about how horribly that would be abused in about ten seconds, and how few if any women would even consider it because of how horribly it would be abused. It’s like how occasionally you see people trying to sell “send messages to people near to you in traffic,” and while the goal there would be to ameliorate upset in traffic, would have the exact opposite effect in all circumstances. It’s an interesting idea from a technical perspective, and you could imagine it if it could be limited to some sort of community assist call for help thing (possibly), but real-world applications seem tricky.
You can only send messages to people using that app - plus you'll get a temporary number for the conversation. Only people interested have to sign up, so I think it is fun. Just like Omegle.
I feel like I have to mention - always consider how your idea could be abused and safeguard against that. Most of these are innocent enough, but the nearby chat one stands out to me. Knowing who is nearby and when they move outside of a specific range has a few too many creepy applications in my opinion. Especially if the app isn’t well protected and the API can be extracted and used to ping individuals locations 😕
I personally disagree with the statement that ideas are cheap. Ideas are the foundation of your execution. You can't execute something without an idea. And the way in which you envision an execution is also an idea (which then get tested and, where necessary, modified during the actual implementation). The two concepts are very intertwined. It is true that an idea (even if it is a good one) has little substance when there is no execution but by the same token execution can't exist without an idea. Unique ideas that stand out are however rare (in the same way that an execution that stands out is rare). Perhaps that is what you mean with the phrase "ideas are cheap" but I find phrasing it this way is unfair as this devalues the concept of an idea to something trivial when it anything but as ideas form the basis of any execution. "Practical" people in my experience often peddle this notion in order to elevate themselves unjustly over "idea" people (like writers, academics, designers etc...). Not that I'm saying you are one of those people, I'm just giving a general example. While it is clear to me that ideas and execution are a tandem. One can't function without the other, as is the case with many perceived (but nonetheless false) dichotomies.
scifiroel ideas are worth nothing without execution, also whenever you think you have a novel idea. They’re a thousand other people with that same idea, only thing that differentiates you is execution
I was actually quoting Chris Sacca there as an exaggeration. I agree that great ideas definitely have value. I like the explanation that an "idea" is a "multiplier" of execution sivers.org/multiply
@@mojajojajo I could make the reverse claim as well, namely that execution is worth nothing without an idea (it is "directionless" without one). To drive this point further home, execution doesn't even exist without an idea (and I did say that ideas on their own have little substance without execution as well but it goes both ways which was the whole point of my post). But ideas do move people to action. As stated, great and unique ideas are rare but when they do surface they can move mountains. The enlightenment (which lead to both the American and French revolutions) or even Marxism (with which I personally mostly disagree with even though I have an academic interest in it) which lead to the Russian revolution are two prime examples.
@@Fireship I mostly agree with that Especially the NDA part that is mentioned on the webpage you referenced. Although the final paragraph that reads "To me, ideas are worth nothing unless executed. They are just a multiplier. Execution is worth millions." in my opinion also suffers from the same simplification issue...
How should I deal with subscription pricing of a niche app idea? Do I charge the user more because it is unique and no other competitive apps offer such flexibility OR do I charge less because there's going to be less demand because it's an app that targets a specific niche? So far, I went with 5$ USD per month, , but I'm thinking of charging more. To justify the cost, the user creates his files backup on my server=server cost, can use additional premium design tools and no ads.
All this content that you provide and for free is crazy, all i can give you a follow and a like, hopefully you’ll get more subscribers because you trully deserve much more
Do you think you'll ever cover development in languages like C, C++ in the future? I really like you video style and it would be great to learn stuff about lower level languages.
Bit of advice if you have ADHD and/or you're impulsive like me: If you do find an idea that you get excited about, try not to let yourself get too excited because it will make you rash, make you impulsive with decision making and overall will get you carried away and mislead with the idea. I like to sit on it for a least a week just to give time to think about the reality of the idea so I ultimately don't end up clutching at straws. The only positive is you still get the experience of the attempt. Otherwise you're just wasting your time. Does anyone relate to this?
Good ideas have certain moments and time that if you missed it then it will go and you'll probably not excited as the first time you get those idea. Same as musician when they got new song idea, they record it. If not then it would vanished
Yeah I can definitely relate to this. I also have an idea that am looking for someone to help me do it cuz the other ones I do it alone and as you must I have guess it “it wasn’t that good”
@@NithinJune He didnt say ascii and emoji. He said ascii OR emoji, just like you quoted in your original comment. ASCII doesnt need Unicode. And no. "unicode character" is not correct term for emoji anyway, emoji can be made of multiple unicode characters, thats why they have differing official name, emoticon, shorted to emoji.
Sure you want to part ways with all these concepts 😉? Very clever idea for the Geo game, where am I app, and the anonymous messaging via proximity. Location has been an under utilized resource. Your vids have really helped me to deploy my Firebase cloud functions in the real world!
Build an app that... 0:44 Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes 2:06 Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes 2:58 Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters 3:51 Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr 5:11 Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity 6:17 Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations 7:19 Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting Cheers!
imagine using this idea to develop a good app and grow a business and maybe a company with multi million dollar value, then you get sued by Fireship because you weren't subscribed and you didn't like the video. xD
Would a coronavirus app look good? Or should I do something else? I joined a bootcamp and people want to make a coronavirus app but I don't know if that would look good in my CV.
*Copied from @NNoot Build an app that... 1. 0:42 Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes 2. 2:05 Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes 3. 2:55 Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters 4. 3:48 Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr 5. 5:13 Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity 6. 6:11 Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations 7. 7:16 Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting
Or just build a todo list.
haha
Of all the ideas you've thrown out, I think a todo list is the only one I can properly execute lol. Levels!
Firebase is suitable for prototyping, but I don't consider it polished enough to use in production. For that I'd choose AWS.
A video request: please make a video on hiding API keys with modern JS frameworks. There aren't many resources online. It would be great to hear from you....
Michael Gauci firebase is in fact more polished and scalable than what any backend team can come up with. It’s pricey though
Find a problem that you have, assume other people have the same problem, solve it.
These are all good ideas. The last two are my favs.
Man i'm feeling the same.
I used to do so, because I am kindof lazy and not so skilled programmer. it doesn't work.
@@depression_isnt_real let's make world 2.0 then I have endless ideas and just now I couldn't make top bar disappear on scroll in Android
I think the model being used right now is bad,
let's take a typical place, there are 300 houses there
for example, Matthew has the skill of cutting hair
in order for Matthew to do an activity of cutting hair,
Matthew needs a store, plus the papers, this is expensive and complicated
then, Matthew needs the papers proving he has skill of cutting hair, there are other papers...
this is a nightmare
in the end, in this place, only 1 store opened
do you see the problem ?
There are 300 houses and there is 1 store, meaning 1 person doing an activity
this is why the model is wrong,
Now, let's look at this model :
Matthew doesn't need anything to do his activity of cutting hair,
he only has to print a poster in which he puts a picture of himself, his phone number, he writes on it that he can cut hair,
then Matthew simply sticks the poster on the wall of his house/we can also think of a mobile app, where Matthew sticks the poster on the map
Now, these 300 houses are going to stick posters on their houses/on the app
All people living there are now doing activities
You will have people teaching, cutting hair, selling things, coaching, doing repair...
there will be all types of activities
do you see ? it's way better now
the current model is wrong, in order for you to do an activity, you have to go through months or years of suffering.
because of this, you won't do the activity
with the new model, in order for you to do an activity, you go through 1 minute of ease (making the poster).
because of this, you will do the activity
How about facebook? What it solved ?
Seems like he really likes firebase. Now I know why he's called Fireship.
He branched out of firebase
He worships firebase.
petition to rename the channel to supaship
1. 0:43 - News Archiver. Data Aggregation
2. 2:05 - Predictions. Data Driven
3. 2:55 - ASCII Images. Photo Apps
4. 3:49 - Google Maps MMO. Realtime Games
5. 5:09 - Anonymous Texting. SMS-Based
6. 6:14 - Cloud Calculator. Surveys & Reports
7. 7:15 - Slack Video Chat. Video Streaming
8. Todo list
+1
Build an app that...
1. 0:43 - Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes
2. 2:05 - Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes
3. 2:55 - Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters
4. 3:48 - Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr
5. 5:03 - Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity
6. 6:11 - Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations
7. 7:14 - Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting
Add the the video timestamps and I'll pin this :)
@@Fireship
Build an app that...
1. (0:43) Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes
2. (2:05) Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes
3. (2:55) Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters
4. (3:49) Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr
5. (5:09) Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity
6. (6:13) Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations
7. (7:15) Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting
@@Fireship Done! Thanks for the credit
You da MVP
Happy to be the 100 liker, at the moment
I have been having sleepless nights thinking for some good side project ideas. You uploaded this video at the right time. Thanks!!!
Exactly at the time when I needed boredom hitting hard on quarantine
If you're bored then head to Play Store and download Germ Dash 👀
@@rowanaldean 😂
Recently found you on TH-cam. And I'm finding myself watching your vids everyday during the last two weeks or so. Thanks for the amazing content! 💯🔥
Same thing 😁 great content here ♥️
"Highly polished set of form inputs" 😅 sarcasm never fails 😂👌
Vizman216 you made me laugh as hard as he did with this set up. I needed a good laugh.
@Vizman216 As good as red wine
I immediately looked for this in the comment section... I know I can't be the only one who laughed at that...
I built an app with flutter. Now I'm making $100 or so a month in profit AND I learned a lot doing it. Win win.
What is your app about ?
Every video on this channel is literally a rare gem on TH-cam.
Throughout my entire experience coding, I have tuned in. You are absolutely a valuable resource to my growth! I require the smaller packets of info you broadcast.
Hoodie purchase in 3, 2....
Here is one idea: An app that lets people look for products within their vicinity from multiple vendors/stores/etc. It can be anything from a tool, to a cupcake. The app would be free, but the stores would be able to integrate with the backed to "market" their store above others by offering the lowest price, possibly making it worth the customer's time and fuel to go get it. Stores would pay a fee to market to those looking, with a base fee plus per query by the people using the app. The consumers would benefit by seeing what availability and pricing are for items. Marketing data and analytics could be a very profitable portion of the business, so much so that stores could be offered the service via partnership strategies.
Thanks for inspiring us with these practical, doable and useful web app ideas that will certainly lead us to other product ideas along these lines.
Can you give us more tips on how you personally discover cool tech, games, APIs and data sources mentioned in your video? What tech sites or channels or reddit threads or whatever do you read regularly? You mentioned several things I had to look up so thanks for expanding my dev knowledge!
0:44 1. News Archiver
2:08 2. Sports Prediction Machine
2:56 3. ASCII Images
3:51 4. GeoGuesser Copycat
5:12 5. Anonymous Texting w/ Twilio
6:15 6. Cloud Costs Calculator
7:17 7. Slack Video Chat
Man ! I was watching your css videos !! Thanksss ! These projects are amazing !!!
I have AWS Amplify Tutorial in my backlog. The Video chat would be a really exciting demo! Time to pivot :D
These are great ideas! But I doubt I'm experienced enough to do most of these 😅 maybe next time.
u got dizzz
It's easier than you think ;)
This comment is a year old, are you experienced enough yet?
Do you have a habit of reading our minds?? I was literally walking around the house thinking of this!! I wish I could subscribe more than once.
Haha, i'm always thinking about app ideas. I got a few good ones. Working on a couple right now. But always on the lookout for more!
@@TheHermitHacker could you tell your app ideas if you don't mind?
@@TheHermitHacker would love to check them out!
I don't understand,
How do Jeff make so quality content,
Literally, Ur content is very unique from any other Utube channel
Thank man, your ideas actually led me to another one 👍🏾
Did you ended up building it?
You caught my attention with the news archiver, sounds like a cool project for a beggineer like me
Idk if I can handle knowing this much in a short period of time... 😢 U saved me bruh
You only need 1. Not all 7.
you guys are in another planet, I am still struggling with how to hover hide and show with JavaScript and CSS. I could never ever catch up :(
Oh man! I think most of us know that feeling, that brick wall you can't breakthrough. Whether it's literally just CSS, or even HTML!. But if you can just trust that, if you keep working on it, you can break through that wall! It eventually clicks, and things start going, then you figure out HTML/CSS, then go on to Javascript, bang your head against the brick wall for however long it takes, but you'll break though, and you'll know it all, until you learn about react and redux, and node, firebase, github, etc. And it's a goddamn big ass, solid mother effing series of brick walls. But!... You know what to do... just start banging your head on them, on at a time. Hmmm. What I think I'm trying to say is, "Learning web development is basically like playing Dark Souls"
@@JayronWhitehaus thank's man, I appreciate your advice, I will keep up with the good spirit. good luck for you too.
Google Maps has veyr high pricing. An alternative is to use Mapbox, which has incredible documentation and much lower prices. That being said, very expensive to run anything that is map related nowadays lol.
Google raised prices about 2 years ago. Mapbox is great, but they don't have street view.
The anonymous texting one is my favourite!!!
“7 ideas that will no longer make you money because someone better than you already did it.”
Well then facebook would've never existed when there were MySpace.
And as said execution is expensive, won't make u rich but also takes slot of your time/effort
@@ghevisartor6005 Same and thats very optimistic 😂😂
@@ibro_47 the idea was different, in myspace you could connect to anyone, in facebook only with people you already knew. At the beginning you even had to register with a university valid email address. It's like comparing skype and snapchat based on the fact that you can text each other. But I agree that there's place for clones and the best one is often not the most popular. Marketing wins over quality. So if you have an idea or you want to copycat an idea just hire a good marketing specialist and go cheap with development. When you start getting money then you can refactor your code.
I had an idea once, that was similiar to the SMS App, but that was a Music App, that if the person from a certain range from you is listening to the same music or playlist... you could chat with that person and add as a friend. The music could be also imported from your device file or integrate with apps like spotfy
Lol that first clip is a good ol' bodybuilding motivation, also good videos
Really nice App ideas man , and very good video, keep the good work!!!
I love the way you present and explain the ideas. Good job
really good video - thanks for the ideas man!
I'm a recent subscriber and I just got to say there's some really great content on this TH-cam channel. Your videos are awesome!
Very good thinking and presentation of information, great ideas and video! Thanks
Great video! This why I am a Subscriber.
3:18 You can grep imageboards e.x. 4chan to create a library. During a modern day Internet era there were already have been made a tons of ASCII images by people, the users themselves. You need just to scoop it.
This guy sounds like the dude from NullByte. I can see his eyes opened throughout this entire video
Awesome content bro! Want to make all these project ideas as a project, but that's the difficult job right now for me.
"this could be montitized by only allowing a limited amount of messages before charging them with credits"
OH GOD NO PLEAS ENOOO
Message 1: send your number 🤭
Dev: 😮
Most of the ideas here are fun, “Anonymously send text messages to people near you” seems pretty terrible.
My first thought was about how horribly that would be abused in about ten seconds, and how few if any women would even consider it because of how horribly it would be abused. It’s like how occasionally you see people trying to sell “send messages to people near to you in traffic,” and while the goal there would be to ameliorate upset in traffic, would have the exact opposite effect in all circumstances.
It’s an interesting idea from a technical perspective, and you could imagine it if it could be limited to some sort of community assist call for help thing (possibly), but real-world applications seem tricky.
You can only send messages to people using that app - plus you'll get a temporary number for the conversation. Only people interested have to sign up, so I think it is fun. Just like Omegle.
I feel like I have to mention - always consider how your idea could be abused and safeguard against that. Most of these are innocent enough, but the nearby chat one stands out to me.
Knowing who is nearby and when they move outside of a specific range has a few too many creepy applications in my opinion. Especially if the app isn’t well protected and the API can be extracted and used to ping individuals locations 😕
Every video you make is pure fire
This channel mainly focuses on web apps, but I want to mainly work on native apps. Still, this is an interesting channel.
This guy absolutely loves Firebase and Google.
duuude, right when i need this most!
I personally disagree with the statement that ideas are cheap. Ideas are the foundation of your execution. You can't execute something without an idea. And the way in which you envision an execution is also an idea (which then get tested and, where necessary, modified during the actual implementation). The two concepts are very intertwined. It is true that an idea (even if it is a good one) has little substance when there is no execution but by the same token execution can't exist without an idea. Unique ideas that stand out are however rare (in the same way that an execution that stands out is rare). Perhaps that is what you mean with the phrase "ideas are cheap" but I find phrasing it this way is unfair as this devalues the concept of an idea to something trivial when it anything but as ideas form the basis of any execution. "Practical" people in my experience often peddle this notion in order to elevate themselves unjustly over "idea" people (like writers, academics, designers etc...). Not that I'm saying you are one of those people, I'm just giving a general example. While it is clear to me that ideas and execution are a tandem. One can't function without the other, as is the case with many perceived (but nonetheless false) dichotomies.
scifiroel ideas are worth nothing without execution, also whenever you think you have a novel idea. They’re a thousand other people with that same idea, only thing that differentiates you is execution
I was actually quoting Chris Sacca there as an exaggeration. I agree that great ideas definitely have value. I like the explanation that an "idea" is a "multiplier" of execution sivers.org/multiply
@@mojajojajo I could make the reverse claim as well, namely that execution is worth nothing without an idea (it is "directionless" without one). To drive this point further home, execution doesn't even exist without an idea (and I did say that ideas on their own have little substance without execution as well but it goes both ways which was the whole point of my post). But ideas do move people to action. As stated, great and unique ideas are rare but when they do surface they can move mountains. The enlightenment (which lead to both the American and French revolutions) or even Marxism (with which I personally mostly disagree with even though I have an academic interest in it) which lead to the Russian revolution are two prime examples.
@@Fireship I mostly agree with that Especially the NDA part that is mentioned on the webpage you referenced. Although the final paragraph that reads "To me, ideas are worth nothing unless executed. They are just a multiplier. Execution is worth millions." in my opinion also suffers from the same simplification issue...
Wow these are great ideas. Please make some more idea videos!
New idea, an app where we can watch videos. To monetize, we can play two or three ads per video.
hi
first of all thank you for making such videos for js .I wanted know whats the scope of js with ml .Is it relevant for it or might be in the future
Very cool ideas! Thanks!!
Oh man, that captain marvel page with, "then build a highly polished set of form inputs" made me spit take! 6:57
Hello, can you make a tutorial on how to integrate PayPal payments into flutter ? Thanks
Amazing video as usual! :D
Quality content as always!
Ascii app -> mosaic|collage app -> api to make images from other images
Well did somebody say Random Ideas ? I have few under my belt :)
sure i would like to listen to your ideas
so many keywords. this overwhelms me more than something like regular C or Java ever would
On the cloud quiz, the adspace there should be pretty sought after as well.
The Slack meeting app is such a good idea!
Thank you for some great starting ideas
Your idea is just awesome 🤩 but its too advance projects 😐
How should I deal with subscription pricing of a niche app idea?
Do I charge the user more because it is unique and no other competitive apps offer such flexibility OR
do I charge less because there's going to be less demand because it's an app that targets a specific niche?
So far, I went with 5$ USD per month, , but I'm thinking of charging more. To justify the cost, the user creates his files backup on my server=server cost, can use additional premium design tools and no ads.
Good idea the last one with video response is good because streaming everyone at once is not practical with team calabs.
Amazing ideas!!!
What was that at 0:36 ?
Abhishek Deshmukh it’s called Cloudcraft
These are some extremely interesting ideas although some of them will probably prove to be quite the challenge for me.
You just earned a subscription and a referral to a friend
All this content that you provide and for free is crazy, all i can give you a follow and a like, hopefully you’ll get more subscribers because you trully deserve much more
Hey! This ideas are validated somehow?
Because i have a startup and i lookingfor doable ideas.
Amazing video! Great ideas!
Do you think you'll ever cover development in languages like C, C++ in the future? I really like you video style and it would be great to learn stuff about lower level languages.
Bit of advice if you have ADHD and/or you're impulsive like me:
If you do find an idea that you get excited about, try not to let yourself get too excited because it will make you rash, make you impulsive with decision making and overall will get you carried away and mislead with the idea. I like to sit on it for a least a week just to give time to think about the reality of the idea so I ultimately don't end up clutching at straws.
The only positive is you still get the experience of the attempt. Otherwise you're just wasting your time.
Does anyone relate to this?
Good ideas have certain moments and time that if you missed it then it will go and you'll probably not excited as the first time you get those idea. Same as musician when they got new song idea, they record it. If not then it would vanished
@@ra6160 Yeah that's true, when you have ADHD, all ideas become these "moment in time" ideas, that's why you have to be careful with it
Yeah I can definitely relate to this.
I also have an idea that am looking for someone to help me do it cuz the other ones I do it alone and as you must I have guess it “it wasn’t that good”
Once again... awesome!
Why do you like firebase so much?
These were crazy ideas
There's always open street map as an alternative to google maps...
Will surely think about sports prediction app,as India is a country of billion sports fans
0:34 - what is that programm?
Would love to know too!
Anyone can tell?
It's AWS Lambda I'm pretty sure. Or Cloudcraft
What is the name of that app simulating AWS at the start of the video?
I collect app ideas from the problems that I run into. I have many in mind, can't organize myself to actually start one.
I really enjoy your content. =)
"asci character or emoji" the word your looking for is Unicode character
No. Unicode art is way different than ascii art. Ascii is classic.
@@symix. ascii + emoji requires unicode
@@NithinJune He didnt say ascii and emoji. He said ascii OR emoji, just like you quoted in your original comment. ASCII doesnt need Unicode. And no. "unicode character" is not correct term for emoji anyway, emoji can be made of multiple unicode characters, thats why they have differing official name, emoticon, shorted to emoji.
My ideas are always only browser MMO RTS games, which I start and never end xD
Sure you want to part ways with all these concepts 😉? Very clever idea for the Geo game, where am I app, and the anonymous messaging via proximity. Location has been an under utilized resource. Your vids have really helped me to deploy my Firebase cloud functions in the real world!
Build an app that...
0:44 Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes
2:06 Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes
2:58 Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters
3:51 Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr
5:11 Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity
6:17 Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations
7:19 Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting
Cheers!
Wait, did Fireship predict the Geoguessr battle royale?!
Amazing Ideas !!!
imagine using this idea to develop a good app and grow a business and maybe a company with multi million dollar value, then you get sued by Fireship because you weren't subscribed and you didn't like the video. xD
Would a coronavirus app look good? Or should I do something else? I joined a bootcamp and people want to make a coronavirus app but I don't know if that would look good in my CV.
imo, that idea is a little played out at this point. Look for things nobody else is doing if you want to stand out.
Want a second part of this...
This is amazing. Thanks!
too much valuable information in just 8 mins 🔥🔥🔥
*Copied from @NNoot
Build an app that...
1. 0:42 Archives headlines from Fox News & CNN every 15 minutes
2. 2:05 Uses ML to predict sporting event outcomes
3. 2:55 Generates artistic photo filters based in ASCII characters
4. 3:48 Is an MMO version of GeoGuessr
5. 5:13 Sends SMS texts anonymously to users within close proximity
6. 6:11 Runs a survey about cloud costs, then returns price optimizations
7. 7:16 Records video clips via Slack, then combines results into a single meeting
some one made the first idea. I lost it's name though.. It had three meters: left, right, and neatural
How about some DeFi Projects as it is such an emerging market ?
Isn't 6th idea already implemented? To my knowledge cloud providers are also advising their customers to optimise the costs. Example : azure advisor
You lucky guys. And I have more ideas than time unfortunately
Hi. Which software are you using at 0:35 for modelling?
Nice video my man
@Fireship how do i make an app for tracking the location of videos. What technologies do i need to know or use thank you for answering 😊
I like this nice man from Ethiopia 😍