When working on a project, I have trouble finishing unless I have defined first what I'm doing. How do you work? Do you jump straight into code? Maybe you talk it out for an hour, or five.
When you start a product, what's the first thing you do?
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Define a set time to spend on planning, coding and shipping. If you don't set deadline and jump directly on planning, you'll spend a lot of time perfecting the planning itself.
Here's how i would sum it up
I think one of the best things is to focus on distribution channels, if you don't have any, there is a big chance that you will fail to get adoption.
Founder @ Memocards.net & StackFolio.co
I generally plan out features out so I can then prioritize the first feature I work on.
This question reminds me of the Dilbert episode where PHB declares "First comes a name"
I've spent a fair amount of time planning my current project, DevMe.