Allan Grinshtein: The Importance of Small, Go-Nowhere Projects
I’ve built more things for the web than I can remember (luckily, no one else can either). If your goal is to one day launch something of your own, small go-nowhere projects are the best way to cut your teeth. A few notes on the lessons you’ll learn.
1. Learning to launch/quit/fire
Especially if…
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This is truth piled on a pile of truth.
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I wrote something similar a few weeks ago: what you learn in the process of making something and getting it out there...
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