Part-time developers cannot ship side projects with tools built for full-time teams
Developers with 9-to-5 jobs who want to build side projects face tools, workflows, and culture designed for full-time founders with unlimited time. Limited coding windows—45 minutes on a commute—are incompatible with complex setup, long feedback loops, and team-oriented tooling. There is no purpose-built development environment for the constraint of intermittent, time-boxed building.
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