This is the biggest question in software development. I'm sure there isn't a for sure solution, because if anyone knew it they'd be a billionaire.
Ultimately, step one is exposing people that are your target audience that your project exists. For example, I built an audio application and I posted about it to a couple groups I'm in for audio people on Facebook. That got me about 10 good beta testers.
I'm not really a twitter person, but I know a ton of devs are. So it wouldn't hurt for sure. But it's easy to elide over them because of how short a tweet is imo.
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This is the biggest question in software development. I'm sure there isn't a for sure solution, because if anyone knew it they'd be a billionaire.
Ultimately, step one is exposing people that are your target audience that your project exists. For example, I built an audio application and I posted about it to a couple groups I'm in for audio people on Facebook. That got me about 10 good beta testers.
What you mean is advertising the project?
Yes, but I'm not saying paying for an advert. Most people ignore ads.
No, no, I was too not talking about paying, I was talking about telling them.
So what could be a convenient platform for telling the people about my project(cuz my friends and the people I know are not devs.)
Anything about this?
I mean, here's a good place. I've found a couple really interesting projects that I'm now following because someone posted about it.
Hmm... What about Twitter?
I'm not really a twitter person, but I know a ton of devs are. So it wouldn't hurt for sure. But it's easy to elide over them because of how short a tweet is imo.