Comment by systematical

I have ten of the next big things sitting on my computer anywhere from 10%-80% finished. Some are using new technologies, but many are using tried-and-true. It didn't matter.

I've been racking brain cycles the past few weeks trying to figure out how to solve this problem.

- Amount of dev time needed to ship an MVP

- Lack of a business partner

- Not having a pilot customer lined up

- Getting old

Those are some of the issues I see as a far bigger hinderance than any tech stack stuff. Shit, when is the last time (have I ever) tried doing a no-code MVP. Not always possible, but I'm sure somewhere in that stack of unfinished projects I could've come up with a no-code or very limited code MVP...