Having done exactly opposite to what Pieter has done as a solopreneur for many years - i.e. • Best Engineering practices set by industry leaders. • Using sta

Having done exactly opposite to what Pieter has done as a solopreneur for many years - i.e. • Best Engineering practices set by industry leaders. • Using state of the art tools, libraries, architectures etc. • Being paranoid about Technical Debt. I would say Pieter's strategy is a better if you're a serial-solopreneur. I had a CS degree, so its even hard to think of such a route and I considered my startup to be a long haul but there are valuable lessons to take from no-code/non-CS community; after all they solve problems for their consumers and make money from it. But, I wish every solopreneur knew and suggests one advise in every interview they give 'Buy a fat health insurance, largest you can afford, take care of your health as when you go down your startup goes down and no amount of automation can save it' and that's what happened with my startup.