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Been using same stack for 10 years; php, mysql and javascript. A friend calls it ghetto coding however this unruly stack could have paid for my house. Most sid
by p0d 8y ago
Been using same stack for 10 years; php, mysql and javascript. A friend calls it ghetto coding however this unruly stack could have paid for my house.
Most side projects are about helping people who think pancakes when you talk stack. This is my advice for what it’s worth;
Solve a real problem.
Don’t create something you can’t support.
Be nice to people, they are the ones who will pay you.
Recieve input but ignore people who tell you work is rubbish (we’ve all been there).
Good luck.
- k0t0n0 8y agoI have to say, no matter how hate php gets. it's a great environment to get the shit done.
- codegeek 8y agoCouldn't have said it better myself. You get it. :)
- saluki 8y agoYou should check out Laravel. Laracasts.com is a great place to start.
- whttheuuu 8y agoThis. Your users don't know or care about what stack you use as long as it solves their problem. My most profitable side projects also happened to contain the worst code. I think developers can be categorized into 2 types - engineers and entrepreneurs. The first type is obsessed with the programming and technology aspect of things (won't ship until the code is perfect, clean and optimized). The second type just wants to ship the damn thing, close the deal, and secure the money.