Here is a question for developers, founders, and product people:
If you could force every software team to answer ONE question before writing their first line of code, what would it be?
Mine: "What meaningful problem are we solving?"
What's yours?
The projects that create the most value aren’t always the ones built with the most impressive technology.
They’re the ones that solve real problems for real people.
Technology is the tool. The problem is the opportunity.
@CatiaKyen Yeah. Image optimization is one of those small things that can make a noticeable difference. https://t.co/QbNW2f9V6f has been one of my go-to tools for this lately.
If you’re selling anything online, please put the price on the product you’re posting.
It saves you from answering “How much?” 50 times, and it helps potential buyers quickly decide if they can afford it.
It makes it easier for both you and the customer.
Sometimes the biggest business opportunity isn’t creating something new.
It’s looking at something people have accepted as “normal” and asking:
Why does it have to be this way?
@S_kangmi It’s also important to remember that a Bogghom or Jahr man can bear names like Abubakar, Abdullahi, Abbas, Yakubu, or Garba. A name alone is not a reliable basis for determining someone’s ethnicity or indigeneity.
The greatest disservice a man can do to himself and his children is to refuse to support his wife in becoming everything she was created and capable of becoming. When she grows, the whole family grows.
@EeevaJames The greatest disservice a man can do to himself and his children is to refuse to support his wife in becoming everything she was created and capable of becoming. When she grows, the whole family grows.