I also find this line fascinating (as someone who works in a purely distributed company):
> many VCs had a complete change of heart on our market. In 2017 we kept hearing, “We’re skeptical the remote work market will ever be big enough.” By early 2019, our inbox was flooded by requests for meetings specifically citing how lucrative they believed the remote work market to be.
This is a fascinating and detailed analysis of what it takes to raise a seed round. Great reading for all founders/entrepreneurs. Some of the numbers are mind-bogglingly high, and go to show how much work goes into just the fund-raising part of running a startup.
I suffered from the same issue of rewriting the prototype a few different times, in a few different languages/approaches, and never really seeing any of them through far enough to know if it'd be truly useful.
Hope you get yours shipped, for purely selfish reasons!
> many VCs had a complete change of heart on our market. In 2017 we kept hearing, “We’re skeptical the remote work market will ever be big enough.” By early 2019, our inbox was flooded by requests for meetings specifically citing how lucrative they believed the remote work market to be.