Is Coding Dead in 2026? What Nobody Tells Developers
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Doing the marketing for launchkit.codes is probably 10 times harder than building it (and it was hard to build).
Revolut didn't get hacked.
Someone asked them for the data, from an address that looked official.
They sent passports.
Revolut says its systems and customer funds are unaffected. That is true, and it is the whole problem. Nothing had to be broken into. The data left through the front door, in a reply.
SEO is so much more than just structuring your HTML properly!
I'm not talking about shortcuts, but about real actions that compound over time!
I love using Claude.
I build MVPs with 10 features in record time.
Then QA starts.
And I remember why software engineering still exists.
The best SaaS boilerplate is the one you never have to think about.
Auth works. Payments work. Emails work.
You open your editor and start building the reason your product exists.
That’s LaunchKit.codes.
I started my solopreneur journey in January 2026.
Since then, I’ve built 6 products:
→ 3 are making money
→ 3 failed
Not rich yet, but so happy with the journey!
Keep the faith! 🙏
Most SaaS ideas fail before launch, not because they’re bad, but because the founder got bored building auth and billing.
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