看到 reddit 一篇帖子 [1]，作者感叹随着年龄增长，自己对学习新技术失去了兴趣，厌恶在项目中升级或更换技术栈，转而强烈地想为人们做出一些有用的东西。
我有过完全一样的感受，于是在 Twitter 上写道：
> Just start building things with the abilities you have.
> The idea that “I need to learn this and this to build things better” is bullshit in most situations.
随后收到推友推荐的一篇文章 [2]，对这个话题做了更详细的阐述，句句扎心，不是真正经历过失败做不出这样深刻的反思。下面是原文的总结摘录：
1. When starting out, keep your technology stack to a bare minimum and follow the YAGNI (You Ain't Gonna Need It) principle.
2. Software package upgrades suck the wind out of your sail. Until you have a minimum viable product with customers, pick a package version and stick with it. Only upgrade when you have to.
3. Use the tools that are already in your toolbox! You'll need all your extra brain capacity for solving the business problem.
4. Get your product to be something useful for others as fast as possible. Until you deliver something valuable, you only have a hobby.
[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1613yqj/as_i_get_older_i_just_dont_care_about_new/
[2]: https://www.mattlayman.com/blog/2019/failed-saas-postmortem/
我有过完全一样的感受，于是在 Twitter 上写道：
> Just start building things with the abilities you have.
> The idea that “I need to learn this and this to build things better” is bullshit in most situations.
随后收到推友推荐的一篇文章 [2]，对这个话题做了更详细的阐述，句句扎心，不是真正经历过失败做不出这样深刻的反思。下面是原文的总结摘录：
1. When starting out, keep your technology stack to a bare minimum and follow the YAGNI (You Ain't Gonna Need It) principle.
2. Software package upgrades suck the wind out of your sail. Until you have a minimum viable product with customers, pick a package version and stick with it. Only upgrade when you have to.
3. Use the tools that are already in your toolbox! You'll need all your extra brain capacity for solving the business problem.
4. Get your product to be something useful for others as fast as possible. Until you deliver something valuable, you only have a hobby.
[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1613yqj/as_i_get_older_i_just_dont_care_about_new/
[2]: https://www.mattlayman.com/blog/2019/failed-saas-postmortem/