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Solo: Building Successful Web Apps By Your Lonesome

Talkat RubyConf Mini 2022 · 2022-11-15..11-17· [ruby-on-rails]
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Claims that solo web apps succeed by following three concrete rules be good be fast don't die and offers 24 actionable items: prefer boring tech, keep WIP to two items, use automated tests CI and APM, and plan for handover with password managers and runbooks. Recommends the three-wise technique for postmortems, fan-out background jobs for fragile email delivery, and spending an innovation token only on core differentiators. Practical, tool-level steps and numbers over platitudes.

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  1. 0:00Solo web development intro
  2. 4:18Finding solo projects
  3. 5:21Keys to building alone
  4. 6:22How to be good as a solo developer
  5. 10:39Clarify what you're optimizing for
  6. 12:45Learning from failure
  7. 14:29Improving systems
  8. 15:32Working faster alone
  9. 17:43Reduce work in progress
  10. 19:28Boring tech choices
  11. 21:33Feedback loops for confidence
  12. 23:17Sustainability and not dying alone
  13. 25:05Solo career phases
  14. 26:51Staying with tech trends
  15. 27:52Fostering trust in solo projects
  16. 29:17Planning your exit
  17. 30:00Never truly solo
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