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That can’t possibly be right, at least wait until you have product market fit. Also there’s going to be something analogous to PMF for the tools themselves. Be
by aranchelk 4y ago
That can’t possibly be right, at least wait until you have product market fit.
Also there’s going to be something analogous to PMF for the tools themselves. Beyond CRUD, which is already trivial with most backends, you won’t really know what advanced admin tool features are needed until you’re servicing support requests.
On early stage products it’s very possible you’ll switch backends at some point. Most recently I had a POC using Redis (for reasons) and if I’d written any admin tools instead of just using the CLI, it would have been 100% thrown away when I migrated to Cloudflare Workers.
- xwolfi 4y agoI think the author takes seriously the constant whining noise in the dev team "who did that shit, why dont we have that, why is this still manual, what idiot made this architecture". In fact, the very existence of this whining is possible because competitors got beaten, clients got their edge cases hacked in, low cost employees rushed the MVC etc... It's part of life and I now learned to enjoy it and complain too, while mad rushing stuff to avoid losing a big client... I wish money was no object, competitors helped instead of fucking us, client had patience, taxes were low, engineers were cheap. But it isnt so yet.