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You’re making a good observation that there is a very big difference between a project and a product. Converting a project to a product is incredibly hard. Es
by j45 3y ago
You’re making a good observation that there is a very big difference between a project and a product.
Converting a project to a product is incredibly hard.
Especially if you have not first verified if anyone has the problem that the project is solving.
What is the problem you’re solving?
Have strangers confirmed they have this problem badly enough to pay you?
If you are not solving a problem for strangers that they will pay for, it’s not a business.
In such cases releasing less but well done is important to get feedback instead of building a solution looking for a problem.
Get it into the real world, your thinking doesn’t matter, only customers.
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoWe haven't validated the idea with strangers yet. Just with favorable audiences that could potentially use the product. Get it into the real world, your thinking doesn’t matter, only customers. This is what I'm asking for advice on how to do. Right now, as in any hobby, my thinking and what I want are all that matter. How do I slowly let go of my pet project and let it evolve more naturally, subject to the desires of customers and ideas of new devs?