Solving someone's problem is the shortest way to success.

React Native with Expo… good choice! 😊

Definitely! The more, the better. 😁

All ideas can sound good, but not all are worth shipping. Example: a boots company for cats - sounds like a inovative idea, sure. But is it worth the time, money, and energy?

Yeah - it's so easy to fall behind.

Curious! Do you design components for reuse first or extract them only after repetition? 😉

How do you regain energy when it's low?

Contracting: Predictable cashflow and control. Agency: Possibly more revenue, but more responsibility If your goal is building your own products, which path really leaves more time and energy?

Contracting reality... Juggling multiple clients is basically managing promises. Have you found a good way to plan capacity without overbooking yourself?

Do solo devs actually need a PRD or is it overkill?

By that logic managers would be dumb too - they don't do every task themselves, they review and guide. Using agents sounds more like managing work than losing skill.

Do you work better with background music or in silence?

Production! 😁

I had the X blue check for about a year and recently unsubscribed. My take: If you're using X to grow an audience - you probably need it. If it's just for self-expression - not really. What are your thoughts?

You will be copied! And... Keep your project secure, keep dependencies and updates up to date.

The hardest part of contracting isn't coding. It's keeping mental space for every project. How do you manage multiple client projects?

When do you plan your week? I'm starting to think Friday is a good day to plan the next one, so Monday starts with actual work. How about you?

Striped sweater! 😆

Congratulations! 😁

Is it easy to jump from web to mobile development? What's your experience? I've done it. Not a straightforward road - but manageable.