Ten Lessons from GitHub
Tom Preston-Werner cofounder of Github tells about his early (and some valuable) experiences with Github and 10 things he learnt on the way.
For me, 2008 was the year that I helped design, develop, and launch GitHub. Creating a new startup is an intense learning experience. Through screwups and triumphs, I have learned some valuable lessons this year. Here’s a few of them:
- Start Early
- Adapt to Your Customers
- Have Fun
- Pay attention to Twitter
- Deploy at Will!
- You Don’t Need an Office
- Hire Through Open Source
- Trust your Team
- You Don’t Need Venture Capital
- Open Source Whatever You Can
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