Web Engineer. Working mostly with PHP, Symfony and Golang.
Entusiast about Engineering Best Practices, Continuous Delivery and DevOps.
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About finding a problem to solve, If possible I would try to find a real problem that someone is having. Think about boring things that you or your friends and family have to do regularly that could be solved by tech.
Or if it´s not enough, look around you and try to find common problems affecting a group of people.
After you find your problem, I believe focus and prioritization are really important and it's a thing I struggle a bit as I have many ideas and technologies that want to try at the same time which is not very productive.
I think like you said, defining the MVP and identify the key features and prioritize them, splitting them into smaller tasks can help a lot.
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Great article Ali.
About finding a problem to solve, If possible I would try to find a real problem that someone is having. Think about boring things that you or your friends and family have to do regularly that could be solved by tech.
Or if it´s not enough, look around you and try to find common problems affecting a group of people.
After you find your problem, I believe focus and prioritization are really important and it's a thing I struggle a bit as I have many ideas and technologies that want to try at the same time which is not very productive.
I think like you said, defining the MVP and identify the key features and prioritize them, splitting them into smaller tasks can help a lot.