How I side project
… but then, I got busy, a few weeks passed, and it took a while for me to get back to it. On the upside, I have a new place for my ramblings now, which is dotink.co. It’s meant to be a more technical blog for when I want to talk more about software and design, but we’ll see how things go.
This post started out as a long-form response to this tweet by Raj Kunkolienkar: Question to all the side project machines that I follow (with much respect) : what framework / setup / infrastructure / tools do you use to push out ideas to MVP so quickly? @kognise @thesephist @jajoosam - Raj Kunkolienkar 🚀 (@kunksed) May 21, 2019 … but then, I got busy, a few weeks passed, and it took a while for me to get back to it. On the upside, I have a new place for my ramblings now, which is dotink.co . It's meant to be a more technical blog for when I want to talk more about software and design,
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