In startups, it is so called “MVP”—minimal viable product, a simplest version that you can show users to get some feedback and see if it works. It is the first step to building a startup.
To me it’s a pretty huge accomplishment, I’m really proud of myself =) Most of the work went not into coding the website, but into figuring out what it is. I needed a thing that would be valuable, and that I would be excited to work on for the following few years.
A competent programmer could probably create something like that in a week, but because I’m just learning web development(along with writing, producing videos, and other stuff) it took me longer. At the moment it’s the best thing I’ve created, so I’m really happy about it.
In startups, it is so called “MVP”—minimal viable product, a simplest version that you can show users to get some feedback and see if it works. It is the first step to building a startup.
To me it’s a pretty huge accomplishment, I’m really proud of myself =) Most of the work went not into coding the website, but into figuring out what it is. I needed a thing that would be valuable, and that I would be excited to work on for the following few years.
A competent programmer could probably create something like that in a week, but because I’m just learning web development(along with writing, producing videos, and other stuff) it took me longer. At the moment it’s the best thing I’ve created, so I’m really happy about it.
Also it’s actually the 3rd iteration of my startup idea(first one was a platform for publishing fiction, 2nd - platform for publishing webcomics.)