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How (and Why) To Start Making Stuff for People on the Internet

A big shift for me over the past few months has been moving from publishing stuff that people can simply react to -- to publishing stuff that people can engage with.

It turns out, it's really fun to build engaging micro-apps for people on the Internet. Here's how and why I'm continuing to practice the skill of building in public (and how you can too)

How (and Why) To Start Making Stuff for People on the Internet

A big shift for me over the past few months has been moving from publishing stuff that people can simply react to -- to publishing stuff that people can engage with.

It turns out, it's really fun to build engaging micro-apps for people on the Internet. Here's how and why I'm continuing to practice the skill of building in public (and how you can too)

https://hardmodefirst.xyz/how-and-why-to-start-making-stuff-for-people-on-the-internet

Building MuseKat to help parents & kids make sense of the world through real-time audio stories with Miko

fractionally social on twitter, bluesky, & instagram

how do you balance the desire to build this stuff with a desire for... revenue as a result of building it? haha

Working toward a more self-sovereign, creative, kind internet. Husband. Dad. ❤️: 🦉, 🎮, 💻, ⛳,🎸🤘🏻. FC OG | FID442 chriskurdziel.com

lol story of my life

My answer to both is time boxing

I have never before done the full on quit my day job thing to build shjt so I recognize some of this creative energy is a natural part of that transition and I imagine somewhat short term and bursty while I figure things out