Some assorted things I've learned from
@ScalingDevTools interviews recently
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@grinich have a big problem you care about and stay focused on it
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@zenorocha put as much effort or more into the packaging as the product (e.g. the readme). 80% even.
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@james406 treat your product teams like mini startups (autonomy/ownership). Also listen to your developers ideas.
@IgorZIJ & @NadigerUtpal - don't lie to yourself - if people are not staying around, you built the wrong thing, move on fast.
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@tweetsbycolin - obsess over users getting to the aha moment asap
@KateHolterhoff - frontend devs are increasingly decision makers
@amanda_robs - every devtool is different. Open source projects usually need time to brew
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@handotdev - you'll know when you're building something people want
- Vivian Dufour - make your product extremely easy for enterprises to test
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@ellenchisa probably build one SDK and do it well first before expanding
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@matsiiako &
@dabeeeenster open source helps hugely with enterprise adoption
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@hamzahc1 consulting can be a great way to start and clients 'pull the business out of you'
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@aarondfrancis on videos: start with the nugget you want to talk about. Then wrap it up in something very palatable/a hook.
Let me know if you have any others.