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A public progress page is a lightweight tool that makes an individual's work progress externally visible, commonly seen in indie developer communities and build-in-public practice.
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10/22/2026
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Doneas: 15-Minute Daily Accountability Calls That Keep Indie Developers From Procrastinating
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