Re:Poll: Is your startup or side project profitable?
by loceng on Sunday March 02, 2014 @01:32PM
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I first learned to program when I was 11 or 12 years old because I was playing MUDs and wanted one of my own so I could implement features and ideas I had. Best of luck. :)
Re:Poll: Is your startup or side project profitable?
by novum on Sunday March 02, 2014 @01:49PM
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I think I can also attribute my initial interest in programming to MUDs. Funny how, all these years later, they still give me satisfaction albeit through a much different tech stack. :)
> recite ritual of reminiscing
Re:Poll: Is your startup or side project profitable?
by loceng on Sunday March 02, 2014 @06:52PM
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Ahhhhh the nostalgia..
Re:Poll: Is your startup or side project profitable?
by csmattryder on Sunday March 02, 2014 @01:33PM
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I've always held the opinion that, even if you're not making any money, by working on a project you at least learn something new.
My favourite past-time is game development, nothing of value is produced, but I enjoy doing it and I learn more about writing software and OpenGL!
"Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted."
I knew before I started that it wouldn't make much money. That's not why I wrote it; I wrote it because I wanted this app for myself.
It expands to fill much of my free time, driving my ROI even further negative, but I sure do enjoy it. :)
By Great Odin's Beard, a free copy! http://tokn.co/msvuyzp8
I have also open-sourced many of its iOS bits: https://github.com/splinesoft