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> While I don't disagree with this point, what it often leads to is developers creating developer tools, which is a crowded and competitive area. That can cert
by rglover 2y ago
> While I don't disagree with this point, what it often leads to is developers creating developer tools, which is a crowded and competitive area.
That can certainly happen. But you should at least have some domain experience or have a partner who does. Otherwise, not only will it be hard to come to the correct solution, you'll struggle to get your foot in the door to the industry.
- Lyngbakr 2y agoAgreed: you don't want to create a solution to a hypothesized problem that doesn't actually exist. My point is that there are low hanging fruit if you step outside your immediate bubble, but — as you say — you'll need a guide.