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Software as a Service was how I did it. It nicely handles the "whenever I stop working, people stop sending me money" issue, and you get to sell it to business
by jasonkester 6y ago
Software as a Service was how I did it. It nicely handles the "whenever I stop working, people stop sending me money" issue, and you get to sell it to businesses, who actually pay for things.
I've written a bunch about the process of going from salaried developer to software mogul thousandaire. Here's a bit of an overview:
https://www.expatsoftware.com/Articles/guy-on-the-beach-with-a-laptop.html https://www.expatsoftware.com/Articles/guy-on-the-beach-with...
- GianFabien 6y agoThanks for inspiring peek into your life. The essential point for me is that you have lots of interests (rock climbing, surfing, sailing, playing with the kids, etc). To mangle a well known phrase: You program to live, not live to program. I like your style. Cheers!
- xupybd 6y agoI love the approach. Lower your cost of living so you have the time to keep building things until one starts paying the bills. I need to get building.