I’m honestly surprised nobody’s taken the bait here; the answer is a resounding and emphatic no.
You need a team (multiple teams, really) of developers to build and maintain the set of functionality on either Twitter or Reddit.
One 10x dev could probably get something going to kickstart fundraising, but to reach true feature parity, you’re talking multiple teams of engineers executing months (if not years) of work.
You need a team (multiple teams, really) of developers to build and maintain the set of functionality on either Twitter or Reddit.
One 10x dev could probably get something going to kickstart fundraising, but to reach true feature parity, you’re talking multiple teams of engineers executing months (if not years) of work.