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Go build it. Not a whole scaleable gigantic beast of code, but that minimal nugget that is its core. This does several things: 1. Evaluates if you care enou
by sanj 19y ago
Go build it.
Not a whole scaleable gigantic beast of code, but that minimal nugget that is its core.
This does several things:
1. Evaluates if you care enough to follow through.
2. Sees if it works the way that you hoped/wanted.
3. Identifies the hard bits.
Start building!
- shafqat 19y agoOnce you build it, make sure you know when to drop it. Building something people want is the most important advice. Throwing away something when you realize people really don't want it is just as important.
- skmurphy 19y agoI would actually try and sell it first. Write up a one page description of what you would be able to offer and see if you can get some potential customers/users excited enough to critique it. A strong negative reaction is as useful as a positive one (provided you get criticism that identifies issues/problems). A lukewarm response or the answer "it's not a big problem for me" may indicate the need to let the problem and the solution percolate a little longer.