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Probably going to catch some flak for this but if you're really building a software product by yourself you're going to want to pick whatever tech allows you to
by ben_jones 9y ago
Probably going to catch some flak for this but if you're really building a software product by yourself you're going to want to pick whatever tech allows you to consistently throw yourself at the product. If you write something from scratch you'll be bogged down by boilerplate until you're bald from pulling your hair out. If the documentation is poor you'll waste days on simple problems or from waiting on a return email from support. In my view this is a personal not a technical problem when dealing with solo or small teams.
- pryelluw 9y agoI was this close to writing project Amy[0] with f# on .net core. Was an interesting challenge. But I snapped out of it and am usong django (something Im productive with). Day and night difference that is already producing results even though its about 50% done. [0] https://github.com/yelluw/amy https://github.com/yelluw/amy It powers http://yelluw.com http://yelluw.com (https incoming this week)
- spydertennis 9y agolooks great already. agree that focus is ones most important tool
- pryelluw 9y agoThank you. It's been a learning journey even though this isnt my first time creating a product from scratch. There is always something new to learn.