The costliest mistakes in software development happen before a single line of code is written. Here's what I've learned about getting it right👇🏾

You've probably heard the terms MVP (Minimum Viable Product) and MMP (Minimum Marketable Product) tossed around. But what’s the difference, and how do they fit into your product strategy? Let’s break it down:👇🏾

I don't know who needs to hear this 👇

It's hard to keep going when there's no one there to applaud or give recognition. This is the silent toll that successful people pay to reach their goals.

These are the moments that truly test how important your goal is, stick with it and you'll succeed.

I hate to admit it but I always thought starting a business would be easier than writing code. Turns out, I was wrong.

Building software and running a business require completely different mindsets, and what made me a great developer actually held me back in business.

The promotion of Bluesky at this event in Johannesburg was subtle, but if you look closely you’ll see it.

Here is something that's been on my mind 👇
As your business grows, your time becomes more valuable.

Building your product is core to your business, but do you really need to be the one writing every single line of code.

When I start a new project, keeping costs low is often a top priority.

This is why I’ve been actively exploring cost-effective alternatives to cloud platforms like AWS.

How’s everyone deploying their applications ?

Building software is one thing, turning that into a thriving business is something entirely different.

This is one of the most valuable lessons I've learned since founding agency.

I'll be sharing these insights in my newsletter, lessons that have shaped my journey and could help you on yours.

Feels like something amazing is about to happen here at blue sky.

A lot of positive vibes, the conversations still feel genuine. I’m loving it.

I want to help founders build more efficiently, let’s connect.

I have build more logins than I can recall. One thing I truly appreciate about GenAI is how easy it's made getting repetitive features like this done.

I've been using cursor for sometime now, what's everyone else using?

When building you want to be able to tell early on whether what you are building is worth investing in or not. One way to do this is to use signals

Signals can be weak, moderate or strong.

What you want to get to is strong signals as early as possible. 👇🏾

Building software without clarity is like navigating in darkness. Today, I'll share frameworks to help you think clearly about your product - from vision to execution. Let's dive in...

Something I’ve been thinking about lately is how to create value in the age of AI

Hello Bluesky people, this is my first post. Excited to see how things are here 😁