> I would much rather they focus on developing than marketing at this stage.
Totally reasonable to feel this way, but personally I think naming is so important that it transcends any technical merit a project might have.
For my own projects, I never write a single line of code until I come up with a name I truly love. Some times it takes weeks, but then the project has an identity which keeps me motivated over the long term and actually inspires my technical choices of what to build.
Totally reasonable to feel this way, but personally I think naming is so important that it transcends any technical merit a project might have.
For my own projects, I never write a single line of code until I come up with a name I truly love. Some times it takes weeks, but then the project has an identity which keeps me motivated over the long term and actually inspires my technical choices of what to build.
Compare to the “Yet Another” naming scheme which (to me) feels like a preemptive apology for a project’s mere existence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yet_another