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That sounds like a giant corporation compared to my many side gigs over the years. I love the development phase because it is something I control. Once the prod
by riantogo 6y ago
That sounds like a giant corporation compared to my many side gigs over the years. I love the development phase because it is something I control. Once the product is developed it also hits it's grave at the same time. Because I don't have the skills to get initial users.
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- laurent92 6y agoGo to the Atlassian Marketplace, build a Forge app, publish it in March. Atlassian brings the customers. Enterprise customers. I’m perhaps being too optimistic, but at least you won’t have to do the customer part.
- radihuq 6y agoWhy March?
- ndespres 6y agoNot sure if they are referring specifically to this, but as of February 2021, Atlassian will stop selling new on-premise Confluence licenses. I expect a lot of companies will have to transition their on-prem servers to the Atlassian Cloud hosting environment, opening up a lot of new customers to the Marketplace.
- InitialLastName 6y agoBecause everyone's going to be looking for ways to keep their team running when they all switch to working remotely... wait...
- cosmodisk 6y agoThis is underrated advice. There are quite a few platforms,like Salesforce AppExchange, where enterprise users are willing to pay top dollar for what often seems absurdly simple functionality. Much better than trying to compete with 2 million apps on Google/Apple app store.
- rdbell 6y agoAre your projects still up? Can I take a look at what you've built?
- riantogo 6y agohttps://DiscoFlip.com https://DiscoFlip.com is what I published most recently (planning to do a Show:HN next week after couple bugs are ironed out). The other ones have been taken down over time.