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Or, stealth mode: Check it into a repo, but a private one. Nobody else even knows you're building the thing until you can demonstrate utility. Avoids all the bu

Or, stealth mode: Check it into a repo, but a private one. Nobody else even knows you're building the thing until you can demonstrate utility. Avoids all the bullshit. Not saying it's better, but it can be the difference between achieving something and nothing.

sowbug 3y ago
It's a balance, for sure. It's great to get early feedback on both technical and product aspects of a project. But as you say, feedback can also kill the project if it's the straw that breaks the camel's back. Or it can be the support that keeps you going when you're thinking of giving up.