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In reality it is difficult to predict what will gain traction. I don't think this is even related to whether a product is useful or not. If I build a product th
by neontomo 3y ago
In reality it is difficult to predict what will gain traction. I don't think this is even related to whether a product is useful or not. If I build a product that there are a million of already, it may be useful sure, but will it be picked up by the masses?
At a company I'm at now we just implemented a heart button on pages without it actually doing anything, except we track if people click on it or not. This is a smaller version of the same validation. If it's justified, we will build out the feature of liking things. Building out entire castles and worlds that no one lives in is very tempting for a passionate developer.
- m0wer 3y agoYup. Happens everytime. Months adding features for something no one will ever use.