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I've always had lots of ideas, just none I've wanted to follow through on, now I'm in the early stages of an idea I think will be useful ( at least it will be f
by keithnz 9y ago
I've always had lots of ideas, just none I've wanted to follow through on, now I'm in the early stages of an idea I think will be useful ( at least it will be for me ). It's an idea that was simplified out of another idea that's just too large for me to tackle at the moment. In fact it's an idea that's been part of a variety of other ideas. It's also part of a number of other peoples products, and is probably one of the trickier bits of their products, but it's not a product in itself.
So, at the moment, my market size is at least 1, because I want it.
Odd thing is, given I have free range on everything, I'm suffering tech choice anxiety, which is slowing me down a bit.
- andai 9y agoUse C#.
- keithnz 9y agoI am using C# on both .net core and framework for the bulk of it.
- suprfnk 9y agoAre you running into problems because of it? Or what's causing the anxiety?
- baddash 9y agoHow could you make such a confident and strong recommendation given the vague nature of keithnz's comment?
- andai 9y agoI originally wrote, "flip a coin", but then decided to go the extra mile.
- baddash 9y agoSo the way you were able to make a confident and strong recommendation, despite his vague comment, is by deciding to put in effort into a proper recommendation? Well, isn't it obvious that you must have put in effort to deal with the vagueness of his comment? I already knew that. I wanted to know specifically what you did, the moves you made, in order to deal with the vagueness effectively in order to produce your strong recommendation.