A community for sharing and receiving constructive feedback on side projects.
I work best when I work solo.
I partenered on a project but it's too difficult for me. Communication is hard, we do not have same values and expectations. And not at all the same mentality and way of seeing things/work.
In the end I lose more energy on this project where I am not solo, and move much much faster (and with less frustration) on the solo projects.
depends how big the project is. if you have a team, and know how to manage a project, you can go bigger in scope. i'd start with a solo project first, personally
I've worked solo a lot, but I keep looking for opportunities to work together. It doesn't look like anyone has mentioned r/ProgrammingBuddies
What are you building actually?
Like I'm a designer, if I have to build a SaaS product, I might need to partner up with a Developer. Or, I need to hire someone and do the work. I don't have much technical knowledge it will be tough.
Plus, If you're a developer, you might need a designer as a partner, to design the SaaS. Or, you can use some design library to release the MVP.
The questions is, what are you up to? What are your domain expertise?
It depends on you and what you're building. But mostly on you.
If you can go solo that's great, more equity more $$. But if you need a co-founder or a team, then the most important thing will be finding people with the same vision and wavelength, which is very hard. But if you do, you can build faster and better.
So yeah it totally depends on you.