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Really great writeup, thanks for sharing. I'm left wondering, though, what you actually did over the two years? You imply that you were working on it full tim
by guynamedloren 13y ago
Really great writeup, thanks for sharing.
I'm left wondering, though, what you actually did over the two years? You imply that you were working on it full time. Two years full time is a lot of time. You can do pretty much anything in that time (including, as others have mentioned, learn to code).
> idiot plans, budget forecasts, BUSINESS CARDS, fancy website [and writing articles]
I find it hard to believe you can work on those things for two years, day in and day out.
- sergioschuler 13y agoHardly, no, one mistake that I didn't mention (because I am still processing it) is how long we took to have v1 (more than a year). This was a mix of my incompetence, too many features and also an inexperienced developer (in fact we changed developers once too). So, yeah, a looooot of the time was put into building the product, refining it, getting bugs out of the way, testing it again, finding the same bugs... Then there was marketing. Finding more clients, because we believed finding more people meant someone would buy the product. PS: I was not completely full time, the developer was. In those 2 years, I have been freelancing (one needs to eat).
- devb0x 13y ago1 year? Just ship product regularly brother.