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By a similar note, I'm working on a pet project, with no commercial aspirations, but, yea, it would be nice if others eventually use it. And by that notion, I
by whartung 3y ago
By a similar note, I'm working on a pet project, with no commercial aspirations, but, yea, it would be nice if others eventually use it.
And by that notion, I have lots of ideas, but I must continually consciously reign myself in and try to not fall into a hole for a "nice to have". I don't even have a "have" yet, and would be good to get that finished before we get to the "nice" to haves.
But, I whittle away, pushing another quarter inch forward on my 10 mile journey. I still find myself stuck in a featuritis pothole now and again.
Having a destination document can help keep you on track.
- _nalply 3y agoThat's not a bad thing if you have fun and don't have the expectation of a product.
- ChicagoBoy11 3y agoI'm in the same boat, and I think the lack of commercial aspiration is a bit of a double-edged sword, because then its tough to balance the competing forces between developing features because they'd be fun to develop, developing features because they would be nice in the product, and developing something that people other than me would actually want to use.