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That's the point - you don't start a new project every 2 weeks. You start off with an idea easily adaptable to various scenarios. Then adapt each time, target n
by maxklein 17y ago
That's the point - you don't start a new project every 2 weeks. You start off with an idea easily adaptable to various scenarios. Then adapt each time, target new people, and observe if the variation makes you required $1 a day. When you have nichified a codebase that nothing more can be squeezed of it, you start on the next.
- waterlesscloud 17y agoSo it's not really 400 projects, it's maybe 20 projects optimized in 20 different ways each. That's a whole different way to look at it.