The bad part about being the ~solo developer is you don’t have as many people around you to learn from.
The good part about being the ~solo developer is you learn how to deal with almost all the universal challenges involved in making software, so you will be able to understand quickly and jump in to help with just about anything at your math skill level - as long as you are on a team that supports you and complements your skill set, but still. Your skills are enormously valuable to the right organization, don’t discount them.
The good part about being the ~solo developer is you learn how to deal with almost all the universal challenges involved in making software, so you will be able to understand quickly and jump in to help with just about anything at your math skill level - as long as you are on a team that supports you and complements your skill set, but still. Your skills are enormously valuable to the right organization, don’t discount them.