Developer Portfolio Site Reaches 100 Waitlist Signups via Script-Driven Growth
A builder describes reaching 100 pre-launch waitlist signups for a GitHub-syncing developer portfolio tool, attributing growth to a script-based tactic rather than content or paid promotion. No underlying user problem is described beyond the implied portfolio-maintenance pain point.
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