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I think that's doing it wrong because you don't need those features until you do... At which point you should invest in them. Otherwise, I don't see the benefit
by searchableguy 6y ago
I think that's doing it wrong because you don't need those features until you do... At which point you should invest in them. Otherwise, I don't see the benefit of having them. If all you end up with is one user.
- kccqzy 6y ago> If all you end up with is one user. This isn't what I'm talking about. With just one user, even for desktop software the complexities of distributing the software are negligible.
- mypalmike 6y agoA lot of developers, particularly at larger companies, do actually need these things before launching a service.