Can you make a case for "write a new product that will (eventually) replace the old one?" After all, you know a lot more now from having written the first one. Write one to throw away, and all that.
Or if you write an X, are you forever discouraged from ever producing another, better, more relevant X?
Can you make a case for "write a new product that will (eventually) replace the old one?" After all, you know a lot more now from having written the first one. Write one to throw away, and all that.
Or if you write an X, are you forever discouraged from ever producing another, better, more relevant X?