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Every new feature is a future maintenance burden. Say "no" to 90% of requests to keep the codebase lean and the UI intuitive. 4. Marketing is the Real "Hard Part" Start Small, Stay Small: A Developer's Guide to...
In an era of venture-backed hyper-growth and "blitzscaling," the quietest revolution in tech is the rise of the . Developers are increasingly opting out of the "unicorn or bust" mentality to build sustainable, high-margin businesses they can run solo. Your goal is a "set it and forget
We can focus more on the side or the marketing strategies for solo devs. Say "no" to 90% of requests to keep
If you’re looking to trade your 9-to-5 for a 1-to-1 relationship with your customers, here is how to start small and—more importantly—stay small. 1. Solve a "Small" Problem
Innovation tokens are expensive. When you are a team of one, you cannot afford to spend your weekends debugging a beta framework or migrating your database.