Starting a new project or learning a new technology often comes with numerous challenges, especially for beginners. One of the biggest obstacles is selecting the right technology stack. With countless frameworks, libraries, and tools available, it can be overwhelming to make the best decision, especially when unsure of how they will scale or integrate with other technologies.

Understanding complex documentation is another common issue. Many tutorials and guides are written for more experienced developers, leaving beginners struggling to understand technical terms, concepts, and best practices. As a result, they spend hours trying to decipher the material without making significant progress.

Debugging errors also becomes a major hurdle. When learning a new language or framework, even small mistakes can be frustrating, and finding solutions often involves sifting through forums or multiple tutorials, which is time-consuming and inefficient.

The fear of making mistakes can paralyze developers, leading them to second-guess every line of code. This creates a barrier to experimentation and can slow down the development process.

Additionally, time constraints pose a challenge. Balancing learning with other responsibilities can make it hard to dedicate enough time to fully grasp new technologies or complete projects within a reasonable timeframe.

Finally, many beginners lack a mentor or immediate support, leaving them to tackle problems alone, which can be discouraging and lead to feelings of isolation.

Super Doc solves all these issues by offering real-time tech support and code generation. It helps users select the right tools for their project, simplifies complex documentation, provides instant answers to coding questions, and encourages experimentation with confidence. By acting as a mentor and offering streamlined guidance, Super Doc helps users build projects more efficiently, without the common barriers to learning and development.

Well the very first challenge for me was to get started as I wanted to build something on Supra but the lack of MOVE knowledge dragged me down to build something else. So that's how I ideated, to create an application that uses AI/ML models that will take the hefty task of going through docs and starter kits and looking around GitHub repositories and Replit Reppls and all other miscellaneous resources to get an idea about it.

Secondly, I needed to get a proper model to be trained or fine-tuned with this vast range of data which was not an easy task.