"The great courses" (google it) has a many well done courses taught by college professors on a variety of topics
Try to focus on one specific technology that is popular in enterprise software and become an expert at it. Take one to three months if possible and just focus on that one thing. I'll use the example of front end…
One of the more difficult parts of self hosting with a service like digital ocean is managing your own database. Luckily DO just introduced managed postgres databases. Also you can use DO load balancer so you don't have…
Don't know about books but you might check out thegreatcourses.com that has many videos that try to explain math concepts in a simplified manner by lectures from college professors
One good middle ground option may be installing and running your language/framework locally but running supporting data services such as mysql, redis etc in docker containers.
Laravel even more then rails and django comes with pretty much everything you need for modern web dev built in. Full auth system, feature and unit test infrastructure, background jobs, push notifications integrated with…
The method I like to use is to intertwine MVP development and customer feedback together as I incrementally build an MVP. So you should start with identifying your target customer and get them involved in the building…
Take a look at the recently announced phoenix framework live view
Try finding one person that you think has the problem you are trying to solve. Contact and talk with that person and see if you can build something small or even manually solve that persons problem. Expand out your…
Laravel Spark may be an option
Only way to find out is to go talk to some small restaurant owners. Maybe there are some industry events that you can demo your service to restauranteurs.
I'd say the laravel/php and Ruby on Rails communities are the closest thing there is to that. Many of the people involved in those communities run sass businesses or build sass business tools.
You need a very specific set of users that you can explicitly identify and know how to reach online that have a specific problem that your side project helps solve. Can you identify such a user? If not then that is your…
One option would be is to use a showhn post right here which is intended for promoting projects
"People who take everything for granted" so so true. Everything that is, was once not. And everything that is, will soon not be.
Laravel backend with vuejs components deployed to laravel forge is my choice even though I am an enterprise asp.net core developer. Check out laracasts.com for their new series on the newly released Laravel 5.7
Could be the number of concurrent requests they can serve by scaling out to more servers
A lot of advice here is about finding time to work on your product on nights and weekends. You also need allocate some time during the day for marketing and communicating with your target customers
Start with shipping from day one. Before any coding. If it's a web app create a new hello world project push it to a git repo. Get a cheap server from a hosting company deploy your hello world app to it. Point a real…
He means pick a combination with one selection from each front end and back end category. For instance you can pick vuejs from front end and combine it with php/laravel on the back end
It's not the burden that is the main issue. While complying may add more cost and complexity, the real issue is the additional risk of the possibility of getting sued for improper implementation.
FYI with flask you don't have to use decorators for routing. You have the option to define all your routs in a single file.
Yes there is something like the intersection of three overlapping circles. One is do things you like, the other is do things you are good at doing and the third is do things that will give you income that you will be…
Don't think about entrepreneurship. Think about things that interest you. Immerse yourself in those things and make as many strong connections as possible to others interested in the same things. Take advantage of the…
As I read this it sounded a lot like what basecamp and 37 signals have been saying and doing for a while.
"The great courses" (google it) has a many well done courses taught by college professors on a variety of topics
Try to focus on one specific technology that is popular in enterprise software and become an expert at it. Take one to three months if possible and just focus on that one thing. I'll use the example of front end…
One of the more difficult parts of self hosting with a service like digital ocean is managing your own database. Luckily DO just introduced managed postgres databases. Also you can use DO load balancer so you don't have…
Don't know about books but you might check out thegreatcourses.com that has many videos that try to explain math concepts in a simplified manner by lectures from college professors
One good middle ground option may be installing and running your language/framework locally but running supporting data services such as mysql, redis etc in docker containers.
Laravel even more then rails and django comes with pretty much everything you need for modern web dev built in. Full auth system, feature and unit test infrastructure, background jobs, push notifications integrated with…
The method I like to use is to intertwine MVP development and customer feedback together as I incrementally build an MVP. So you should start with identifying your target customer and get them involved in the building…
Take a look at the recently announced phoenix framework live view
Try finding one person that you think has the problem you are trying to solve. Contact and talk with that person and see if you can build something small or even manually solve that persons problem. Expand out your…
Laravel Spark may be an option
Only way to find out is to go talk to some small restaurant owners. Maybe there are some industry events that you can demo your service to restauranteurs.
I'd say the laravel/php and Ruby on Rails communities are the closest thing there is to that. Many of the people involved in those communities run sass businesses or build sass business tools.
You need a very specific set of users that you can explicitly identify and know how to reach online that have a specific problem that your side project helps solve. Can you identify such a user? If not then that is your…
One option would be is to use a showhn post right here which is intended for promoting projects
"People who take everything for granted" so so true. Everything that is, was once not. And everything that is, will soon not be.
Laravel backend with vuejs components deployed to laravel forge is my choice even though I am an enterprise asp.net core developer. Check out laracasts.com for their new series on the newly released Laravel 5.7
Could be the number of concurrent requests they can serve by scaling out to more servers
A lot of advice here is about finding time to work on your product on nights and weekends. You also need allocate some time during the day for marketing and communicating with your target customers
Start with shipping from day one. Before any coding. If it's a web app create a new hello world project push it to a git repo. Get a cheap server from a hosting company deploy your hello world app to it. Point a real…
He means pick a combination with one selection from each front end and back end category. For instance you can pick vuejs from front end and combine it with php/laravel on the back end
It's not the burden that is the main issue. While complying may add more cost and complexity, the real issue is the additional risk of the possibility of getting sued for improper implementation.
FYI with flask you don't have to use decorators for routing. You have the option to define all your routs in a single file.
Yes there is something like the intersection of three overlapping circles. One is do things you like, the other is do things you are good at doing and the third is do things that will give you income that you will be…
Don't think about entrepreneurship. Think about things that interest you. Immerse yourself in those things and make as many strong connections as possible to others interested in the same things. Take advantage of the…
As I read this it sounded a lot like what basecamp and 37 signals have been saying and doing for a while.