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I don't know enough. In particular, I don't know where to start, even for a simple project. A lot of what Paul Halmos called pencil sharpening. I'd love to see
by ez77 16y ago
I don't know enough. In particular, I don't know where to start, even for a simple project. A lot of what Paul Halmos called pencil sharpening.
I'd love to see an hours-long screencast of how you guys kick off a project.
- vgurgov 16y agoHow about that: Start by getting a job in "something you like". Learn maximum from it. When you will learn enough(you will feel that, believe me), just quit that company (bonus for taking some of its clients) and start you own! Dark side, i know. But it works!
- keeptrying 16y agoIf no one will give you a project then give yourself one. Help someone - your mom, dad, brother, friend. Anyone. Make something that makes their lives easier. Thats really what all businesses do in the end. Make life a little easier for as many people as their product will allow.