Developers are pretty willing to pay for tools that save them daily friction, even in crowded spaces. I find that the trick is finding the wedge that makes yours feel essential rather than nice-to-have.
At the end of the day, people pay to save time. Doesn't matter if it's been done to death.
Developers are pretty willing to pay for tools that save them daily friction, even in crowded spaces. I find that the trick is finding the wedge that makes yours feel essential rather than nice-to-have.
At the end of the day, people pay to save time. Doesn't matter if it's been done to death.