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aycangulez Name Aycan Gulez Web http://www.midorijs.com/aycan.html Bio A software architect who believes that creating good software is like trimming a bonsai tree. Karma 62 On Twitter http://twitter.com/aycangulez
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What customers want isn't a flawless company. They know it's impossible. What they really want is a company that learns from its mistakes. - aycangulez -
2. 7 Every new feature is also a new liability. So, think twice before adding that "cool" feature to your product. - aycangulez
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3. 4 Confusion is good. It shows that you are responding to the constant change around, discovering and adapting. - aycangulez
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4. 4 Don't be a jack of all trades, master of none. Choose one thing and do it very very well. Think Yahoo vs. Google. - aycangulez
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5. 3 Good decisions require in-depth knowledge. In reality, any knowledge we have is often superficial, and that leads to "good enough" decisions - aycangulez
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6. 5 Rule #1 in business: Start small. Most businesses fail not because they aren't successful but because they run out of cash. - aycangulez
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7. 6 No one wants a product that doesn't do much, but a product full of half-baked features isn't any better either. - aycangulez
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8. 5 A people hire A people, B people hire C people. Then who hires B people? Well, everyone makes mistakes. - aycangulez
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9. 5 No one likes to lose something they own. Don't add a new feature to your product and remove it later. It's better not to add it at all. - aycangulez
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10. 4 Just because you don't like something, it doesn't mean that your customers won't like it, either. - aycangulez
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11. 4 No decision is perfect because we can't foresee every possible outcome yet we make them anyway and hope for the best. That's life. - aycangulez
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12. 4 Sustaining momentum is more important than short bursts of productivity. If you can't produce steadily, slow your pace to keep your momentum - aycangulez
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13. 4 Can the competition copy your new product? Sure, but if you don't stop working on it, they will be busy copying, not creating. - aycangulez
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14. 8 Good programmers are perfectionists. Creating a bare-bones application that works perfectly, and slowly building on it is the way to go. - aycangulez
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15. 2 Every field has its own rules, and they exist for a good reason. You should master the rules before you attempt to break them. - aycangulez
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16. 2 Successful people are open to change. They know they are good, but they can always get better. - aycangulez
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17. 2 No, we don't live in a bad world. The media is in the business of selling stories, and stories with a lot of drama sell best. - aycangulez
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18. 2 It's better to have little money when launching a startup. No money to waste means you have to become lean and mean. - aycangulez
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19. 2 Rule #2 in business: Don't overstretch yourself. Make sure you have total control on what you are doing and only after then start expanding. - aycangulez
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20. 2 Many software developers burn with the desire to create their own version of an exciting new application. - aycangulez
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