Disclaimer: Despite all the talk about PhD's, I'm a lowly BSc. Computer Science. In 2021 I gave a lightning talk about why building software medical devices for consumers is really hard. It's been in the back of my mind for a long time, gnawing
Objectively, things are going well, but I'm still annoyed with the lack of progress towards the #1 goal. I'm constantly distracted by other things. ....
Last week was full of progress, albeit with a bit of a detour. Pivot #1 - Re-active documentation First engineering interview CodeSee is dead Pivot #2 - exerta.io
no update due to holidays
I managed to spend quite some time this week to research technologies, pick a name, clarify the vision and set up an initial domain model.
A first look at the mission of the company. TLDR: make it easier to explore and understand the software landscape in organizations. Give qualitative insights into various aspects of the software (security, quality, etc). Allow Figma-like collaboration between engineers, architects, product managers.
Here's where I got the idea for the product, how my career has been leading up to this moment and what happened in the last year and a half.
This is The GBU, a minimalist newsletter with three goals: * 🧑🤝🧑 Keep friends, family and friends of the show informed about the progress of my startup company. * 🗒️ Be a company diary. Whatever happens, in this newsletter you can find out the origins of the success or demise of the company. Future