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Personally I used to be like this. I would never launch anything, because nothing I did was ever good enough for me. However, recently I learned my lesson. I
by dottertrotter 19y ago
Personally I used to be like this. I would never launch anything, because nothing I did was ever good enough for me. However, recently I learned my lesson. I launched hackrtrackr with only one feature, and without and going back and rethinking what I had done. The result an insanely simple website that has taken off very well. Also by launching with only one feature and minimal code it allowed me to quickly add the features I received requests for, because I didn't have to wade through a bunch of lines.
- gscott 19y ago> Personally I used to be like this. I would never launch anything, because nothing I did was ever good enough for me. Sounds like practice coding to me, I am sure the experience you gained helped you write what you decided was worthy of releasing.