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1) Pick a problem and solve it. Interesting, Christian never mentioned any of the "problems" Trogger wanted to solve. It does seem, at first glance, that this
by christonog 17y ago
1) Pick a problem and solve it.
Interesting, Christian never mentioned any of the "problems" Trogger wanted to solve. It does seem, at first glance, that this idea was a solution looking for a problem.
- ChristianPerry 17y agoYou're absolutely right. This was one of our biggest failing points from the time we started. We built a cool, graceful, elegant solution... that ultimately solved little.