How a programmer can grow a company
summary
A software developer describes how he grew a B2B server-software company organically without outside investment, starting from hobby projects and surviving discouraging advice from mentors and business consultants. The talk covers practical, experience-based lessons on product development, company growth strategies, and running a self-funded business in the high-load/server software space.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:14From programmer to entrepreneur
- 13:04Bootstrapping and market choice
- 23:22Subscription model and product quality
- 32:50Q&A
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