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I almost always wait until I get a working prototype. Otherwise I end up with a domain name that has no connection with the purpose of the app. An alternative w
by jjoe 15y ago
I almost always wait until I get a working prototype. Otherwise I end up with a domain name that has no connection with the purpose of the app. An alternative would be to reverse regular words to see if something interesting comes up.
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- jamesbritt 15y agoI almost always wait until I get a working prototype. I'm looking to avoid writing much, if any, code until I know if there's even a viable market. I'm thinking of an MVP site that initially would help me measure interest. So, in a way, the name would signal prospective features. OTOH there's value in first figuring out what paying customer would actually want and then crafting a name around that. Which sort of argues for an abstract name (e.g. "Loptrz") , at least to start with, since the feature set isn't defined.