You certainly laid down the 7-deadly sins of non-programming, but I think you skipped #1 - Writing Proposals!
Coding the thing for me is the reward at the end of a long train of non-programming BS. Convincing the client, building a tech spec, planning the work cycle - this can all add up to $0 if you lose the proposal. It can be far worse if you win, and plan it wrong. And, though it's like problem solving, every step seems painful to me.
A good proposal will
win the work
lay down the right path for design + development
be backed by a business model that makes sense
This is certainly the most important thing. If you want to survive out there.
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You certainly laid down the 7-deadly sins of non-programming, but I think you skipped #1 - Writing Proposals!
Coding the thing for me is the reward at the end of a long train of non-programming BS. Convincing the client, building a tech spec, planning the work cycle - this can all add up to $0 if you lose the proposal. It can be far worse if you win, and plan it wrong. And, though it's like problem solving, every step seems painful to me.
A good proposal will
This is certainly the most important thing. If you want to survive out there.