Hear Hear! I can't tell you how many times I've had that "killer idea", but either took too long or didn't start on it... then someone rode it to a few million dollars. It makes me sad to be a procrastinator. Viva RERO!
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· 1 year ago
I tend to do reasonably well at that philosophy when it comes to software, though I don't do so well on the "often" part. For some reason, though, I'm terrible about it when it comes to releasing sites. I've got a few things that I've been working on for ages, and I do keep waiting for them to be "perfect" before I release them. Or, worse yet, I wait for them to be perfectly planned before I even start coding.
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· 1 year ago
Great article, Eric. Although this is indeed painful I'm also looking forward to see some of the functions in djangoplugables.com. Bryan signalized the chance to incorporate our code so it's not written without cause. It should not be abandoned, IMO.
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· 1 year ago
That's my problem too. I code it all up but am unwilling to release it until I feel like it's perfect. That's something that I'll have to address sooner rather than later.
Ross Poulton
· 1 year ago
Eric, you've just summed up many projects perfectly.
I've got so many minor projects underway right now, there is a good chance none will see the light of day this side of the apocalypse. If I were to tone down what I _think_ is important, and focus on the more simplistic functions that do a complex task beautifully, launch would be so much closer and so much more exciting.
I was working on a Django application repository but abandoned it as your project was much more complete, much more usable, and made mine look like mush. That said, what you are offering and what Pluggables is offering is different IMO. You're offering a detailed index of applications, with user interactivity. Pluggables seems to be more of a no-crap listing that shows projects, their recent activity, and a summary. For anything else you follow the link to the Google Code page.
Perhaps both websites can co-exist, each serving a slightly different need without either of them being over-done.
kevin
· 1 year ago
eric, once we stop learning we stop living, (deep stuff I know). All your hard work on your project should be seen as a few additional levels of knowledge not gone to waste, and the hard learned lesson of competitive ideas is a lesson better to learn now.
like you said before - you gotta love open source. maybe the best part about this - it never hurts to throw the code up on google code and maybe help a developer learn something new by combing through your work, and it appears there's even a chance for code reuse on this new pluggables app.
win win indeed.
Sebastian
· 1 year ago
I said: Let us release right now, even if not everything works, even if there are certain use-cases we currently can't support.
"Let it roll", I said.
But goal was achieved, even if it wasn't the way I expected the problem to be solved. Maybe something interesting to read in addition to Patton:
it never hurts to throw the code up on google code and maybe help a developer learn something new by combing through your work,
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I've got so many minor projects underway right now, there is a good chance none will see the light of day this side of the apocalypse. If I were to tone down what I _think_ is important, and focus on the more simplistic functions that do a complex task beautifully, launch would be so much closer and so much more exciting.
I was working on a Django application repository but abandoned it as your project was much more complete, much more usable, and made mine look like mush. That said, what you are offering and what Pluggables is offering is different IMO. You're offering a detailed index of applications, with user interactivity. Pluggables seems to be more of a no-crap listing that shows projects, their recent activity, and a summary. For anything else you follow the link to the Google Code page.
Perhaps both websites can co-exist, each serving a slightly different need without either of them being over-done.
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