Independent development is an increasingly popular term among programmers. It seems to represent a kind of freedom, a challenge, and even an ideal way of life. But what is the truth? Let’s explore this topic together.
Independent development, to put it simply, is a way for programmers to rely on their own coding skills, break away from the company, and directly trade with the market to support themselves. This can be achieved through various forms such as web pages, APPs, technical services, and technical consulting. Sounds cool, right?
However, independent development is not as good as imagined. Many independent developers face a common problem: making products but not making money. Why is this?
In fact, independent development is not just as simple as writing code. It requires developers to have multiple abilities, such as marketing, product operations, customer service, etc. Moreover, the independent development market is also very competitive, and it is not easy to stand out.
If you now have the idea of independent development, I suggest you calm down and think about a few questions:
Interestingly, there are actually many similarities between independent development and stall setting up. For example, they all need to find a place with traffic, they all need to consider how to attract customers, and they all need to face competition and challenges.
Setting up a stall allows you to quickly experience the entire independent development process, and the cost is relatively low. You can practice your marketing skills, customer service skills and mental endurance by setting up a stall. These experiences will be very useful when you do independent development in the future.
So, how to avoid the pitfalls of independent development and increase the probability of success? Here are a few suggestions:
Independent development is a path full of challenges and opportunities. If you are ready, then be brave enough to pursue your dreams! But remember, success is not easy, it takes effort, time and wisdom. I wish you all the best on your journey to independent development!
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