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If you're reading this and can't code (yet), the pressure of delivering something real is an effective way to learn! You can also accomplish a remarkable bread
by grepLeigh 4y ago
If you're reading this and can't code (yet), the pressure of delivering something real is an effective way to learn!
You can also accomplish a remarkable breadth of tasks with no/low-code tools, to the point where you don't need to be a software engineer to build an MVP and start charging money to validate.
Take a swing (and keep swinging even after you've struck out - you'll hit something eventually, and it'll feel great)
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