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Thank you! I just found and purchased a perfect domain for an idea I've had for a while. For some reason, most of my projects start with a domain. I can't writ
by colinbartlett 12y ago
Thank you! I just found and purchased a perfect domain for an idea I've had for a while.
For some reason, most of my projects start with a domain. I can't write code until I have a git repo. Can't make a repo until I have a directory. And I can't make the directory until I have a name. Which, of course, requires a domain name first...
- RandomBK 12y agoI tend to use a temporary codename for my projects, and design the system with a future name change in mind. I find it helps let me focus on the actual functionality, and stops me from getting stuck on designing a brand name/logo for a product that doesn't even exist. Another plus is that the design and parameters of my projects often change during development, so not having a predetermined name gives me the flexibility to make those changes without worrying about 'fitting' with the name.
- harel 12y agoI totally understand you. Names are important to me and it helps me a lot when I have a perfect name to go with what I'm doing. I can't explain or rationalise it. It's just the way it is...