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What I Learned Publishing My First Chrome Extension Publishing my first Chrome extension felt different from pushing a normal web app. With a web app, I can deploy quietly, refresh the page, fix something, deploy again, and pretend the first version never happened. A Chrome extension feels more public. There is a...

The first week after launch feels louder than it really is. Every signup feels meaningful. Every quiet hour feels suspicious. Every error log feels like a personal message from the universe. If one person pays, the product suddenly feels real. If nobody pays, the same product can start to feel fake by dinner. I do not...