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I would say that most pure software project are not necessarily capital intensive, so if you have an idea you can just execute it, and directly start selling to
by seren 7y ago
I would say that most pure software project are not necessarily capital intensive, so if you have an idea you can just execute it, and directly start selling to customers, so it makes less sense to do a Kickstarter.
Even if you do not really intend to monetize, and you want to develop something to scratch an itch, a Github account is rather affordable.
- bellsandwhis 7y agoSo true, even though time and focus is worth lots of $$.
- abbadadda 7y agoI'd counter that money can give some runway for the project to better exist than it otherwise would be able to as a side project. If someone said, "If I can raise $20,000 on Kickstarter I'll quit my job and work on this full time, aiming to deliver in 6 months" that's a different value proposition that simply running a GitHub account and coding in spare time does not afford.