Develop a resource for creative people.
Good afternoon, dear.
Recently it has become fashionable to turn your startup into a reality show. On the one hand, limited and tight deadlines do not allow the idea to stagnate, and while it is lit, you can manage to do a lot, but on the other hand, if this is accompanied by an element of the show, then perhaps it is even less unwinding.
I confess that I am doing exactly the same thing now. With a few exceptions, there are no specific deadlines. More precisely, there are no hard deadlines. This is not a startup in 24 hours or a social network in a week. But I am not afraid to burn out, because the idea of ​​which has fallen sick has a sufficient amount of time in my head, and, frankly, I have been trying to realize it for the third time now.
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The thing is that I treat this idea like a father to a child, and, as you know, parents want their child to be better, that's why I redraw the idea from time to time. But the ideal, as we know, does not happen. Therefore it was decided to limit oneself not to terms, but to public opinion. In my LiveJournal, I occasionally post intermediate results on the development of design and technical tasks for a programmer (I do not own the art of programming, and therefore, by the way, I am now searching for a companion who is interested - write). And, indeed, friends' comments are very helpful in developing and correcting flaws.
I am working on a specialized resource for creative people. Three years ago, a similar resource was opened in the local network of the Altai Territory, but then the developers had not heard anything about the concept of socialization on the Internet. For example, adding new jobs happens through moderation. Extremely inconvenient rating is misleading. And usability is completely lame in both legs. All this now I want to avoid.
Now there is the experience of past years and the idea of ​​a resource that is in demand, and I hope it will be popular.
Thank you for your attention, I invite you to the discussion in your LiveJournal .
Recently it has become fashionable to turn your startup into a reality show. On the one hand, limited and tight deadlines do not allow the idea to stagnate, and while it is lit, you can manage to do a lot, but on the other hand, if this is accompanied by an element of the show, then perhaps it is even less unwinding.
I confess that I am doing exactly the same thing now. With a few exceptions, there are no specific deadlines. More precisely, there are no hard deadlines. This is not a startup in 24 hours or a social network in a week. But I am not afraid to burn out, because the idea of ​​which has fallen sick has a sufficient amount of time in my head, and, frankly, I have been trying to realize it for the third time now.
')
The thing is that I treat this idea like a father to a child, and, as you know, parents want their child to be better, that's why I redraw the idea from time to time. But the ideal, as we know, does not happen. Therefore it was decided to limit oneself not to terms, but to public opinion. In my LiveJournal, I occasionally post intermediate results on the development of design and technical tasks for a programmer (I do not own the art of programming, and therefore, by the way, I am now searching for a companion who is interested - write). And, indeed, friends' comments are very helpful in developing and correcting flaws.
I am working on a specialized resource for creative people. Three years ago, a similar resource was opened in the local network of the Altai Territory, but then the developers had not heard anything about the concept of socialization on the Internet. For example, adding new jobs happens through moderation. Extremely inconvenient rating is misleading. And usability is completely lame in both legs. All this now I want to avoid.
Now there is the experience of past years and the idea of ​​a resource that is in demand, and I hope it will be popular.
Thank you for your attention, I invite you to the discussion in your LiveJournal .
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/49275/
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